50 Foot Ethernet Cables

[Cat 6a] Ethernet cables are ethernet cables, but these are fine!

[RJ45] Few Cat 5 cables cost $, even 50 foot cables. This one does and is worth every penny. We use a 50 cable because we move between machines with the connector, while the modem stays stationary. The cable has a thick outer covering that appears to act as superior shielding. Long cables usually lose speed; this one does not. The heavy outer sheath also decreases the tendency of the cable to tie itself in knots. The cable gets heavy use and lives up to it.

[Zipper] The Gator G-MIXERBAG-1515 Padded Nylon Mixer/Equipment Bag (15.5 x 15.0 x 5.5) is a fantastic, high quality option for anyone looking to store their miscellaneous AV cables. I run sound with a small portable setup, and want maximum ability to spread everything out, so I've invested in numerous 50 foot cables, which take up a good amount of space when wrapped. This bag easily carries a half dozen 50 foot cables (speaker, mic, IEC) with plenty of room for other accessories. Padding is more than sufficient. And having a shoulder strap is another bonus. If you need a good sized bag that's not TOO big to carry your audio spaghetti, this is the one to get!

[0.04 lb] Allows connecting multiple ethernet cables

[600 MHz] Ethernet cables don't have much to differentiate them, but this one is totally fine.

[4] It's a good router to have especially with the amount of ethernet cables you can plug in to.

[0.665 lb] This 50 foot cable is awesome for long distance audio connections.

[Cat 6] Needed various colors, and short Ethernet cables, so I was happy B&H had a 3' red cable.

[0.3 lb] This switch works so well I bought a second one. Plug it in, connect the ethernet cables and it works flawlessly!

[RJ45 Male] If you need a 100 foot Ethernet cable for whatever reason, this is the place to get it. When I went it was not out on display though so ask a sales person. It is working perfectly fine, no problems.