Guitar Cable 10ft, New bee Elect... vs GLS Audio 6 Foot Guitar Instrume...

Not expecting top notch quality for $8. Nice packaging but cable is of terrible quality. It's $10 bucks i could've put towards a $20 or $30 dollar pro cable.

Moving /flexing cable a certain way causes intermittent noise to come out of guitar amp. When plugged into the amp, there were drop offs and changes in sound. I suspect something inside has as short of a cracked solder joint causing the intermittent. ...  Read More

Unbelievably short lived and very disappointed. Broke after a couple of months. It's dead as a hammer. I am in a wheelchair and sending it back was more trouble than it was worth to me.

All i can say is. Worth every penny. It worked for me without a hitch. Cord is strong and priced reasonable.

Metal sleeves are nice and tight, so i don't have to struggle keeping them fastened. High quality plugs (one straight & one 90 degrees) thick exterior winding and 20 ft length on top of that. Has a mesh/braid covering that add extra durability and...  Read More

Gls connector works perfectly in my other guitars. Hooked up a peavey rq200 compact mixer to my xr600g powered mixer. Got the cord, plugged it in and presto, the bad noises were gone.

Gls audio has a 1 year warranty which shows you how little confidence they have in their product. This is the shortest time a guitar cable has lasted in the 40+ years i've played. The price is cheap. I have a lot of less expensive cords that lasted a ...  Read More

Poor quality connectors or poor soldering. Both ends seem to be loose inside or poorly put together. If there is any movement of the cable or guitar a lot of crackling is produced.