The sound is clearer, punchier, and more dynamic. Just like they say it is. Playing live, it made my guitar rig sound like it came off a recording!

Lifetime Warranty. I highly doubt you will need it, but you have it just in case. But with this cable its about the sound. I would still take care of it though, but I take care of all of my gear.

Its a cable? Doesn't get much easier to use.

The Best Quality Cable I've tried so far. I've tried livewire (The cheap and the Elite), planet waves, and Monster Rock. This one beats them all out by a mile. Mogami really is on another level compared to them.

Yeah definitely. The price is steep, but you will hear the difference. I got a really good deal on it. But if my cable got stolen, and I had to, I would pay full price. It would hurt, but I would be glad I did in the long run. Unlike other brands, you really do get what you pay for.

No need to

Looks awesome. Feels well made. But, Straight Up. This cable is worth it.

Play mostly at home, but gig from time to time

Rock, Metal, Alternative

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.

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

Just plug it in...

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

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

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

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

Advanced

Mainly blues, rock and country

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.

Its a cable... It doesn't get much easier to use... =D

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

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.

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

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.

Session Studio and Live Performance Bassist

Anything and Everything

guitar player 20yrs

Blues Rock

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

never had a problem, very durable

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

Recording Engineer

All

Yes,since 1967

Classic Rock / blues.

my friend brought this over for me to test out. excellent sound quality. goes amazingly well with my black beauty and marshall dfx.

what can i say? its a beautiful thing.

it is remarkably sturdy and resistant to ripping.

the only shortcoming of this product is the price. although the overall quality is great, i've seen only high prices.

mogami. what else can i say?

this is an amazing cable for beginners and advanced players alike.

I decided to pay for the best, and I am very happy with the quality of the product as well as the price from ZZ Sounds.

Value was great due to ZZ Sounds willingness to work with me on price.

Hobbyist

Varied

It's a guitar cable...I had been using Monster Cables and learned that they expand the 1/4" input jack on my basses and guitars. Not by much but enough that I noticed when and if I had to use another brand that had a miniscule difference in size...I had experienced a popping if there was any stress on the jack and inputs. So I decided to try and find the best cable...both for sound and peformance and reliability for stage and studio. Mogami's name got me to spend the extra money they charge for their cable. I deserved it I thought...I bought a Gold 18' I think it was. I learned on the first gig that it would pop from what I later learned was the expanded 1/4" jack from the stretching of the jack from the Monster Cable jack....I contacted the Mogami people to ask about the popping and the rep got back to me a few days later and admitted there seemed to be issues with the Monster Cable jack expanding issues and that I should get the Mogami Platinum (which he offered up to trade out with me if I sent in the Gold Mogami cable) instead. So, I got the Platinum from the rep....did not really notice any sonic differences. The Platinum lasted about a month before it started crapping out onstage. The Mogami people told me I must be stepping on the cable onstage and that it was sensitive and it shouldn't be stepped on. lol...if it's a stage cable, it's gonna get stepped...things will be set on it. The Mogami rep offered up looking at the expensive Platinum but didn't return my call after that. For the money...I'd say, heat up your soldiering iron...buy some bulk Canare and some nice Neutrik ends and take a day off making a few cables and save the money.

Life long pro

Rockin' bluesy, greasy, funky