100 Feet Speaker Cable 16AWG Patch Cords - 100 ft 1/4 Inch to 1/4 Inch Professional Speaker Cables 100 Foot Black 16 Gauge Wire - Pro 100' Phono 6.3mm Cord 16G - Single

This GLS Audio 6 ft 12 AWG Speaker Cable represents an incredible value! It would be easy to spend more money, but it would be difficult to find a higher quality cable at any price. This is truly a professional grade cable made from premium materials and the quality is top-notch! I've purchased many different brands of speaker cables over the years from some of the top retailers, both mail-order and brick-n-mortar. This is the best cable I own. 12 AWG is ridiculously heavy gauge wire and will easily handle >2 kW high current amplifiers driving low impedance speakers without batting an eye at it. The 1/4" phone plug (Tip-&-Ring) connector design will give out before this cable will drop any voltage across it. You'd be hard pressed to buy the raw 1/4" plugs & wire and build your own cable for less money than this cable costs fully assembled. I'm an avid DIY-er, an E.E. by trade, and have been soldering since before I was 5; but I wouldn't even THINK about trying to build my own cables, not when these GLS cables are available at this price point. The rubber jacket is soft and flexible while the ends are neatly soldered and heat-shrunk at each end. The over-size 1/4" plugs are heavy-duty and fit my Marshall head and speaker cabinet jacks perfectly - nice and tight, but not "too" tight. There's something about just holding this cable that screams Q-U-A-L-I-T-Y! You absolutely cannot go wrong with this cable. Trying to save a few bucks (like $4?) and purchasing a lower quality 16 or 14 AWG cable is nonsense. I can't imagine what a higher quality cable would look like, but this cable will suit ANY professional stage or PA application without breaking the bank. You can pay more, but that extra money will be wasted. Buy this cable and never look back!

Seems like a nice quality cable for a decent price

A good speaker cable should be something that, once obtained (and with proper common-sense handling and care), you don't have to think about ever again. I bought this cable last year, and I haven't thought about it once since I started using it. Or at least until I ordered another "12-gauge" speaker cable (on the right in the attached pic), which had me yelling ,"Oh HELL NO" once I opened the package.This is a quality cable, as you can see in the attached pic (circled in red). It's properly insulated at both ends, very beefy and feels as solid as it looks. The AWG wire gauge (12-gauge) is also printed clearly along it's length. It has performed flawlessly, and I've had ZERO doubts about it's ability to perform it's intended function flawlessly and without frying my bass amp. I'll be keeping it until I no longer have a need for 1/4"-to-1/4" speaker cables, or it gets stolen, whichever comes first.

Let me preface what I'm going to say by stating that as a professional musician for more than 40 yrs I have purchased my share of cable; some were good,others not so great. I have to tell you that that these cables exceeded all my expectations from the price to the quality of the product. I initially needed to have longer cables to be able to extend my speakers from the stage l/r sides and wanted a bigger guage wire so I would not have any signal loss. MY current PA setup is a Yamaha EMX860ST that drives two Yamaha S115V main speakers and then I feed the monitor out to a EV Force amp that is rated at 450w per.ch. I had been using some other mfg's cables and they were cutting out after just a couple of months use.When these cables arrived, I noticed first the heavy duty construction of these cables; not just the cables but the connectors as well. They were not cheap connectors; these units are meant to make positive connections and stay put, very robust. I wanted to see if the inside was as robust as the outside. I'm also an electronics technician by trade and I was impressed by the overall workmanship and quality of the connections made; these aren't crimped connectors, these are positive solder points and care was taken to ensuring that they were done right. No "bigger the blob, better the job " with these solder joints; very well constructed and care taken to ensure that quality was behind the product. Latly, the only other thing that had taken me by surprise was the price. I told myself that I can't believe that this much quality went into a cable that is much less than the "bigger" manufacturer names out there..just icing on the cake.As long as this company is still in business and making a quality product like this, I will keep buying. I'm really wanting to start replacing my patch cables, instrument cables and microphone cables with their product to see if they are just as good. My bet is that they are!

Straight off ... the packaging of the product was good. It looked good and professional grade. The cable ties the came with ... I kept; they also are very high quality. GLS Audio followed up on my purchase and they obviously are interested in what I thought of their product. In summary, I use it for my Fender Guitar Amp foot switch. It looks good on stage and performs well. I highly recommend. It is much better quality (and longer) than the switch wire supplied by Fender. Two thumbs up. I'm sure if I have issues they will stand behind their product and make it right. Peace. Out.

Works well as a speaker cable. The plugs are metal and sturdy. Good value for a 50 foot cable. I don't move it around much, but it appears durable.

Works great, no noise that I notice, and longer than the average speaker cable. Can put 2 heads on top of eachother on one cab and not have to move them around to plug them in.

Purchased for adding an external speaker cabinet to a small Class A guitar tube amplifier. Could not be happier with it.

The one on the left is REAL GLS 12AWG cable.The right, is a company that lied to me, on AMAZON.

Uno de los cables no funciono

It brought my Marshall JCM 900 lead 1960a cabinet to life.

This is an extra heavy gauge speaker cable. Awesome.

I bought this for the musician at my work. To the best of my knowledge, sounds fine. But I know nothing about musical equipment. Would buy again if needed.