AIHOKO Electric Guitar Lead 1/4(6.35mm) Right Angle to Straight Jack Instrument Cable with Gold Plugs for Bass and Keyboard, Gray - 3M(10ft)

I bought this as my new guitar sounded better in the shop than when I got it home. I've gone purist ditching my effects units and knew my amp was superior to the test amp so my 30 year old, 20 foot cable was the only suspect. I decided I needed to try a low capacitance cable as there was a certain sparkle missing and this cable has not disappointed. The airiness and vibrance that made me fall in love with my new guitar is there and the tones of my existing guitars are enhanced. I thought I could be under the influence of some psychological justification mojo but half an hour of swapping between the 2 cables proved my findings. In summary this cable isn't leaching as much tone as my old, high grade cable that was twice the length. For me it's a win and for a lot less money than other cables that make this sort of claim.

The cable is strong and robust but at the same time flexible so you will have no problems in that area. I love the design of the product which looks better than most other cables out there.I also like how they have added gold plated connectors to add a more effective connection and the ports are made out of great build quality and plug into many different devices smoothly and clicks in nicely. The springs added to the cables are a great idea as they have added a layer of protection to stop the cable from being damaged and it also looks great too.

The right angle jack pulled apart after a few weeks, and I'll solder in a replacement some time since the cable is good. Second failure was a broken solder joint due to failure of the strain-relief, which I resoldered.The cable itself is stiff-ish but seems robust, rustle/crackle-free and doesn't obviously muffle the top end of the signal, therefore good for guitar use. The jacks may look the business, and were part of the reason I bought this particular cable, but aren't all that well made. Not an expensive cable, but can't really recommend over cheaper alternatives that are probably no worse.

This cable is very resilient. The connectors on each end work great (though the T-shape connector only sticks out by a few millimeters) and I could hear no quality loss compared to my Stagg cables. I unscrewed the ends and took a look inside and the parts are tough and well isolated.

Great quality cable, robust and flexible and the jacks good quality and fit well into any guitar/amp we've used it with. Used with electric guitar and bass guitar and sound quality is good. The cable is a different colour to any other we have so it stands out clearly in the complicated set up and avoids being a trip hazard! Really happy with this!

I've bought from this manufacturer before for 6.35mm cables and will again. The main advantage here is the robustness on either end. These cables can take a lot of abuse without deforming and the connectors are very resistant to twist and pull, so this is ideal even if you're planning on moving around with your instrument.

Good quality guitar lead cable that does exactly what it's supposed to do. Delivers a nice clean crisp sound. The protective braiding seems to be very sturdy, so much so that I'm hoping it will last a long time without wearing. The gold plating on the plugs is an extra layer of security to help with the sound quality.

Very pleased with this lead. It looks and feels robust; it's10 feet long and the rubber non twist cabling is covered in a strong woven cloth. The connections are tight. Both are gold plated and in situ they don't wobble, there's no crackle or interference and it looks as if it'll give good service. Can't fault it.