I ordered this cable to connect my guitar amplifier to a set of headphones with RCA jacks. I’m very happy and everyone who doesn’t have to listen to me play scales is also happy. It’s a good quality and adequately flexible cable. Sound quality is great.

There's a good chance that you're looking for a stereo RCA-to-1/4" adaptor lead. If you are, this isn't for you. It's what I was looking for, and it was only after it was dispatched that I realised that I wasn't getting what I thought I was getting... Fortunately it's still useful to me, just not in the way I'd been planning! I have a small home studio and this will let me double up a stereo output from a vintage Amiga to a more usable mono channel on my mixer.It's a really high quality build, like all the J&D cables I've got. Although not a braided cable, it makes up for that by being super soft and flexible. Connectors are gold plated and superb quality, with the outer shells being unscrewable - unfortunately there's no access to soldered lugs because the strain relief is effectively the whole of the inner plug, but on the other hand, the strain relief is great!£9 feels a bit steep for a short cable like this, but I suppose the economies of scale mean that a fairly niche product like this means it can't be as cheap as a more common cable.

I need a lot of audio adaptors and cables like this are an essential component in my gig bag.This one allows a stereo RCA phono cable to be converted and connected to a 6.35mm stereo jack socket; on one end is a 6.35mm jack plug, and on the other is a pair of RCA sockets.It's well made and worth every penny of the (in my opinion) modest cost. It transmits audio flawlessly, and has already gotten me out of a mess at a live event more than once.I have used other products from this brand and happy to recommend this one too.