What Is a Good Brand For RCA's?

[Twostrokeking]

Hopefully this is the right section. The other day I had to pull my head unit out because my amps wouldn't turn on. I pulled on the cheap scoshe rca's for the subs and the end came out.. Trying to pull the other end out of the deck I ruined it. But I got it out anyways, I need a new set of RCA's for the subs. What is a good brand??

[mttornquist]

monoprice.com has some nice ones I've heard, i will find a link in a second

EDIT: http://www.monoprice.com/products/subdepartment.asp?c_id=102&cp_id=10218&cs_id=1021814

[IBleedMusick]

I love Stinger and Knu makes some great ones as well

[bighossf150]

I like my knu karma's

[ublying]

well this is tough question I use to sell cables and 1 of my dealers/friends

won in Daytona in SQ like pro class Eddie Dejesus out of FL

running DLS Equip I think it was 2003 or 2004 won (meaning 1st place) with .99 cent RCA Cables

it realy comes down to the soldering of RCA cables bad soldering

can make a $100 pair cables sound bad.

the best way is to buy cables and solder the ends yourself

or have someone you know do it other then that it is a crap shoot.

Also in 2002 or 2003 when I worked for DLS as NS person

at CES we had the Russian Mini Cooper in our booth I was talking to owner/Installer

of car and he did a 3 month review of changing out cables he was getting ready for EMMA

finals and he won of course that how his car came to CES he tested 20 cables in all

he wound up using a Russian Cable Co cost him $6.95 cents and we talked about this

for about 1 hr and it came down to soldering.

You can take what I say or not been In car audio business since 1995

and had systems back in 1980s with Nakamichi Head Unit Amps

Canton speakers and Cerwin Vega full range box.