I need a pair of RCA cables from crossover to amp for subwoofer.


The problem is that the amp sockets are inset in the amp, so AudioQuest won't fit for instance. The plugs are to thick.  The negative part has to be exposed. 

Any suggestions? 

Thanks.

JD
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Would a Male RCA to Female RCA adapter work? Might allow you to use the RCA cable you already have.

Something like this (just get 2 and ignore the splitter "function")
https://www.amazon.com/Products-Splitter-Female-Adapter-Connector/dp/B06XKHV689/ref=sr_1_25?s=toys-a...

OR this???
https://www.amazon.com/Female-Right-Angle-Adapter-Plated/dp/B0018MA8LA/ref=sr_1_2?s=toys-and-games&a...

There should be a straight (vs right angle) adapter and with no splitter provision but I didn’t find one in a quick search of Amazon.  Audioquest makes a version of the 90 degree adapter for a little more money.


ghosthouse, 

Thanks for the reply.  Both will work,  but I wonder what they will do to the signal. For $10, I'll order a pair of the right angle ones and let you know.

Thanks again. 

JD
Hope they give you enough clearance, JD.  Yeah, rather not have something like that in the chain just on general principles, though I personally am skeptical about it being audible.  Just one more black mark against my "audiophile" credentials, I suppose.