Feature:
I wish it had come with a 52" LCD TV, but no product is perfect.

Quality:
It appears to be well made, but I won't know for sure until the year 2013.

Value:
It's really hard to believe that a $47 cable is a good value, but I'd be foolish enough to buy it again.

Desirability:
It really does have that special "sex appeal", but I keep setting on the plug.

Sound:
I recently bought the 18' Mogami Gold, and although I could hear the difference immediately, I still made the comparison with a 10' CBI Gold Rush. In a word the difference is "sweetness". No more metallic highs and mushy lows, every nuance is now clear and sweet. If you're thinking about changing pickups like I was, try the Mogami first...you might actually end up saving a hundred bucks.

Ease of Use:
Just plug it in...

Support:
Don't need any, I can lift it by myself.

Overall:
I'll never stop searching for the perfect tone, but for now I'm really satisfied.

Feature:
just perfect, clear as a bell. my entire studio is wired with morgami

Value:
i wish it were a little cheaper but for what you get it cant be beat, makes monster look like a childs toy

Ease of Use:
never had a problem, very durable

Quality:
Built rock solid. I gig with this cable both in the studio and playing live gigs.

Value:
It is what it is... I'm not going to say that paying $50+ for a cable is a good value for the everyday guitarist/bassist playing in a band somewhere in the world. However, the clear tone and clean signal this cable provides for recording musicians is good.

Desirability:
Seeing how most of what I play is in the studio, I have wanted a Mogami cable for a while. I have been using my Mogami for about 4 months now, and I am very happy with it.

Sound:
I am a studio session bassist in NC, and I can say that this cable has given me the best signal for recording than any other cable I've used, including Elixir and Monster. Clean signal, dead quite. This is what a cable should be.

Ease of Use:
Its a cable... It doesn't get much easier to use... =D

Support:
I have not had to reach out to Mogami for support, so I did not rate this section.

Overall:
Buy this cable if you are going to record. This may be too expensive to use for regular gigging. Besides, your tone playing live is different than when recorded because you have to EQ for the room. Therefore, a less expensive cable should be fine for playing live gigs.