Ignite Gauge Audio Speaker Cable Accessories & Supplies Review

If I didn't know how to solder them myself I would have to go through the return process. I hope Revain removes this product from their website so no one else buys this junk.

After reading bad reviews took a chance on them. They have worked in our church so far without any problems. I would recommend them. We are 6 weeks or so and glad we went this way. Our previous ones didn't match in size and style. And they were old and thin. These are very thick and tough.

Great quality, very well made and looks very solid. I connected these suction cups to my 800 watt Peavey amp and then to my 18" Peavey subwoofer and dual 15" single horn enclosure. And wow, those improved signal characteristics compared to the regular sized cables I've had before, which after honest listening I just threw away. Differences.

I just received these cables a few days ago and was amazed at the quality and price of these cables. These are high performance units and I will be looking for other products like this for studio use. I'm in the process of replacing my monitor speaker cords with longer, thicker cords and here it is! The price for two was around $26 or $27, making this a winner! Get yours and see for yourself.

Good price for basic materials, but if you don't have the tools to fix cold solder joints, you're in for a bad future. Had to fix 5 out of 8 connections before trying to use it. I would buy it again as the time to repair links combined with the price outweighs the 62% failure. In the past I've repaired higher quality ($$) cables out of the box, which isn't very nice, but a quick fix. However, if the price goes up I will buy the base parts and make my own cables.

Cheap, cheap, cheap! Attention buyers! The crappy solder on those wires came loose and fried my sub and amp the first time I plugged it in. I won't even ask for my money back because I'm so mad about it. I understand that buying cheap stuff has its consequences and I learned it the hard way as they say. What can go wrong!? This is the most annoying soldering job I've ever seen. Always check your solder joints, folks. $500 QSC amp (1ch) and Black Widow 15th way.

These are really reliable cables for those of us who don't have talk equipment, especially at a surprisingly low price. 1/4 - The inch plugs are strong and match the cable used and the cable itself is also of good quality. I'm sure they will wear out over time and I'll have to re-solder the connector from time to time, but that's true even for Megabuck cables if you really use them. These were supposed to be street parts, but given the high quality and lack of trinkets to tempt sticky fingers…

Overall a decent product - as other reviews have pointed out the connections aren't the best quality and the soldering isn't very good (cold connections) but that aside if you know how to handle a soldering iron (or know someone who can), soldering will be easy. (I plan on doing this before using them.) It wouldn't be that expensive to just replace the connectors with some sort of switchcraft or something, if you have a soldering iron I'm considering it. The cable itself looks nice - any 25ft…

I was concerned about the soldering issues many mentioned in their reviews. Mine doesn't have the problem. Very strong solders. The most amazing thing is the caliber - these cables are MEAT. I wasn't expecting anything more than a little thicker than a guitar cable to be honest, so it was a nice surprise. Both cables unwound easily - they don't hold their spiral shape as stubbornly as some newer cables. Last but not least, they were absolutely silent on my speaker system. Not the slightest…

I was a little hesitant when I saw a bad review or two for solder so I was ready to re-solder them when they went on sale. I was pleasantly surprised to see this. Soldering was very well done. Looked professional and these cables work great! Definitely worth the price. The cables are thick and have wide 1/4 inch ends, so keep that in mind. I usually prefer cables with thinner lugs, but they will get the job done. You sound great. I don't notice any difference with other cables I bought these…

Overall decent product - as other reviews have mentioned the connectors aren't the best quality and the soldering isn't very good (cold connections) but still if you know how If you handle a soldering iron (or know someone who can), soldering should be easy. (I plan on doing this before using them.) It wouldn't be too expensive to just replace the connectors with some sort of switchcraft or something, if you have a soldering iron I'm considering it. The cable itself looks nice - any 25ft cable…