GLS Audio 50 feet Speaker Cable 16AWG Patch Cords - 50 ft 1/4" to 1/4" Professional Speaker Cables Black 16 Gauge Wire - Pro 50' Phono 6.3mm Cord 16G - Single

I'm quite surprised at how robust this cable is. Connectors look good (although I have not opened them up to check the soldering), the cable is thick and well protected in a flexible sheath. For the price I'm kind of surprised. Using this to run guitar cabs... 16AWG is more than sufficient for a 100watt amp.

The cables worked well and are holding up in both indoors and outdoor events. The connectors on the ends are much more reliable than those I purchased previously from other companies. The Velcro cable tie is handy. Bought the 16AWG because I'm using for portable PA system with smaller *" woofer 2-way speakers. For my bigger equipment, I prefer 12AWG cable which I also bought from GLS Audio and they are holding up nicely so far. This is important on longer runs. The 50 foot lengths offer greater flexibility than the 25 foot lengths when using in mobile applications.

I love this cable! The clarity is great, the TS plugs glide in and out nicely and the connections are really well. The cable is really flexible and a true 16 AWG copper wire. I felt bad cutting it in half it was so nice! A huge improvement to other cables I had. I bought this cable to make 2 25 foot cables with banana plugs on the other end. I simply cut it in half, tinned the wires and attached them to the desired plugs that I wanted. Eventually I am going to upgrade to Speakon or 1/4. I like how it came with 2 velcro straps. a little loose but they keep the 2 sections together. I am DEFINITELY getting more GLS cables!

I purchased these hoping they were good quality cables. I wasn't disappointed. Upon arrival, we quickly did a check on all of the individual cables and each cable tested 100%. Two days later they were used during a live performance. We were very pleased with the quick delivery of the product, the shipping package, and the cables themselves.

I ordered two of these cables, both of them came with the ends loose. It is not a big deal to tighten them, but why weren't they tight in the first place? Also, one of the ends on one of the cables was bad. I opened up the end to try to fix it, and wasn't super impressed by the overall quality of the fittings used. The bad one had one of the connections snapped off. A simple continuity test after assembly would have found the problem and saved me the headache of dealing with it. Aside from that they seem fine, nothing super special, but better than the junk that came with my system.