GEARit Guitar Instrument Cable (15ft 2-Pack) 1/4 Inch to 1/4 inch TS Straight Male to Male 6.35mm Mono Jack with Alloy Connector and Nylon Braid

Hello fellow musicians . I love these longer cords . I have one going from my electric drums to my amp across from it , and the other one plugged into my bass , and amp across from that in my LV/studio in my house . The LV is now the " Jam room " for me , and my musician friends that stop by weekly to " jam " . Very durable . Doesn`t get all tangled up , and great quality for the price . But , don`t take my word for it , try them and LMK what you think . Thanks .

Muy bueno, ha llegado en tiempo. Gracias

The cables work great… however they are more rigid than I would have preferred.

A+

For the last 15 years, I have been using George L's Guitar Cables. At the time, they were considered to be the best around, being backed by none other than Eric Johnson. Fast Forward 15 years: my cables are starting to give out. I always read that you can just clip the end and re-attach the end - which I did to no avail.Not having a cool $85 laying around to drop on a new set of cables (now that I have a job and family), I decided to do some serious cable hunting. I ended up finding the Gear IT cables on Amazon and decided to give it a try. I just played them back-to-back with my George L's.I primarily play vintage Stratocasters with Blackface Fender Amps. When I play, I immediately notice a slightly higher output and brighter tone with the Gear IT. I don't want to knock George L's, but I must be honest: the Gear IT's keep up or surpass the George L's!

Good Cables for studio work

Not good if playing out. Strictly good for home use

I used these 2 1/4” cables to connect a pair of studio reference monitors with speakon connectors to a stereo mixer. Cables worked flawlessly with no hum. The cables look to be very durable if handled accordingly. Also liked the black & white weave sheath cover design. Good cable at a good price.