I asked for some more Livewire 20ft cables for chirstmas, I got these instead. I love my livewire cables, very quite and well made. These...are total opposites and the 20 foot cable is only like 2 dollars cheaper, and the 2 dollars is not worth it. It pops, cracks, and does everything else you DONT want your cables to do. Sometimes its acceptable enough and you can manage, but 90% of the time its unacceptable. Musician's Gear makes ok stuff sometimes, this is not one of those times.

I have purchased this 30 feet cable, and it came looking quite good, but very noisy. The level of noise generated by this cable is about half of the signal. I could not believe this and asked a friend (musician) to check it out. He said this cable did the same thing to his perfectly tuned system. I have opened the connectors, suspecting that the braid was not soldered on correctly. Nope, - everything soldered tight, however, the coverage appears to be 50% at best, and the wires look like 28 AWG. I know, it is a cheap cable. I am now buying MonoPrice 16 AWG gold-plated 35 feet for the same price, and it has 97.5% coverage.

I bought this cable, used it once and it quit. Doesn't work at all! I know they're cheap cables but you would expect more than one use.

These things are crap. I re-soldered the connectors on two of the three I bought after using them a couple of times. Tonight at a karaoke gig, two of them didn't work again. It was very embarrassing. I will look for better quality cables next time.

These are the worst cable you can buy. I would recamend just getting shure mic cables you can buy 2 of them and they will last you way longer. I bought 4 of these and all of them stoped working within the first month I had them. The cheap generic cable that were oncluded with my onstage stands are still working nearly 2 years later. These are not worth your money.