GLS Audio Instrument Cable - Amp Cord for Bass & Electric Guitar - Straight to Right Angle 1/4 Inch Instrument Cable - Black/Grey Braided Tweed, 10ft

This is the fourth GLS Audio cable I have purchased and I would buy them again in the future I have a pair of 20ft tan tweed Cables and the same in XLR that are about 5yrs old now and have been used to play many shows from the regular bar gigs, several festivals and even the Pufferdome at CoSM. I have had no issues with the performance or reliability of these cables they still work great , solid build great little closures included to keep tight and organized. These cables are also priced well, they are not expensive they cost the same as other cables of much lower quality.you should not regret buying this cable if you were wondering

I bought my son a cable at first and he loved using it. It feels great when you're wrapping it around in your hands- none of that rubbery jacket feeling. It's modern and has a nice color/design to it. I got tired of using my son's cable so I bought a 2nd one for myself. He's an electrical guitarist and I'm a bassist. Works well for both worlds. I have no doubt that this cable will have longevity and we'll get our moneys worth. It feels that durable to last a long time. Having a 90 degree plug at the end works well and cable stays flush to body of guitar.

I have purchased several of these cables and absolutely love them. They sound great and have been durable for me. I will admit, I havent used these to play out and can't tell how the durability would be with the rigors of the road. That being said, my son has purchased these and used the same cable for years with his band playing locally around town. Bottom line, great bargain for a great sounding cable.

These cables are good I’ve had 2 for over a year they look good and work good no complaints. The price is great. I just ordered two more to run pedals to the effects loop. I recommend these.

Low noise, seems durable and well made but have only had it a day. Sound quality is on par with other good cables. Don't think most can tell the difference on the freq spectrum. The biggest thing is low buzz noise and hopefully durability.

The media could not be loaded. Likes: good length, cool design, the angled plug so the cord doesn’t bend when I plug it into my amp but also the option to have a regular one as well, great value for such good qualityDislikes: none

I bought the cable because my 12 year old son is in a rock band with his friends. The two guitar players come over with their guitars, but no cables and my son plays an electronic drum kit, so he needs a cable, too! We have one amp and I purchased one of those splitters so that 2 musicians can plug in at the same time. It decreases the volume for each player, but at least 2 musicians can be plugged in at one time (assuming there are enough cables). We ran into a little glitch and thought that the cable wasn't working when the boys were rehearsing, but after they left, I played around a little bit with the cable and discovered that the cable only plugs in one way into the amp, unlike other cables I have, so be careful! I had already requested a return before I discovered this queer feature, so I ended up getting a new cable. I like that the cable is soft and pliable and easy to store.

UPDATE OVER 2 YEARS LATER:I've yet to have a cable failure with multiple purchases. I own . This is _two years later_ folks with 3 gigs a week. I do take very good care of my cables, they're wrapped over-under and stored with a velcro tie. The ONLY problem, if I have to nit-pick is the rubber shrink wrap on one of the cables wrinkled bad enough it finally cracked. A little gaff tape and now I have a "vintage" cable, aka my backup cable.Orig review:I've had these for a few weeks so It's time to write a review... First, I agree with the other poster, just buy cheap low capacitance cables. The 10ft cable is no different that the 6 ft cable to my ears. My board is properly buffered on input and output however, if you're not using dedicated buffers, your mileage may vary.I use my cables every day for practice and every weekend for gigs. I used to buy LiveWire from Guitar center because of the return policy, and I was exchanging a cable every 6-8 weeks due to shorts or the tip of the 1/4" connector coming loose. I haven't had problems yet with GLS audio cables. I know eventually they'll break, but they've held up much longer than the LiveWire stuff. The tweed jacket on the cables seems to keep them from getting tangled too, which I think helps with the durability.UPDATE: 6 Mo Later==================I have all of these cables still and no failures. I think the reason is because the ends appear to be Switchcraft tips. GLS Audio sells their own tips, but they appear to have a fiberglass insulator ring and a hexagonal head you could grip with a wrench. These have a black insulator ring and a smooth round head (which appears to Switchcraft, I could be mistaken). Either way though, I'll be using these for awhile!

Magnífico cable

Noticeably quieter than what I was using, Doesn't tangle. 10' works nicely for home use. Velcro ties are nice touch.Reasonable price, although pricing can vary from day to day, it would seem.

Great product...Delivered timely bay Amazon

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