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Specific speakon cable for GK

So will this work?

Buy Monster Cable SP1000 Speaker Cable Speakon | Speaker Cables | Musician's Friend

Note: I'll be using this for my MB Fusion into a 115MBE. I let a guy use my rig when he subbed for me and the GK cable came apart. Not sure how to fix it, and they want $45 dollars for a cable and I need it pretty soon cuz I've got a gig coming up (their next day shipping is $37!).

Let me know what the best cable for the job would be. I'm not good with electronics or anything, so fixing it myself is out of the question at the moment.
 
So will this work?

Buy Monster Cable SP1000 Speaker Cable Speakon | Speaker Cables | Musician's Friend

Note: I'll be using this for my MB Fusion into a 115MBE. I let a guy use my rig when he subbed for me and the GK cable came apart. Not sure how to fix it, and they want $45 dollars for a cable and I need it pretty soon cuz I've got a gig coming up (their next day shipping is $37!).

Let me know what the best cable for the job would be. I'm not good with electronics or anything, so fixing it myself is out of the question at the moment.

I can't tell from your link whether it's a 4-core cable or not. Monster is overpriced by definition, and I'm sure you could find something just as good for less.

If you can tie your shoelaces and you own a screwdriver, though, you can probably fix your current cable. Here's a link to a Neutrik instruction page ([Invalid or Expired Link Removed] if you don't have a soldering iron, you can ignore that bit and just screw the bare wires into the little connectors.
 
I can't tell from your link whether it's a 4-core cable or not. Monster is overpriced by definition, and I'm sure you could find something just as good for less.

If you can tie your shoelaces and you own a screwdriver, though, you can probably fix your current cable. Here's a link to a Neutrik instruction page ([Invalid or Expired Link Removed] if you don't have a soldering iron, you can ignore that bit and just screw the bare wires into the little connectors.

That link didn't work for me.

I got the wires back in, but I don't think i put them in the right spot (only one side came apart). I tried to repair it because I noticed it right before a gig.

I don't think I reassembled it right either... The part that you pull down to lock or unlock the cable seems to be assembled wrong (by me).