1/4 to Quarter Inch Right Angle Instrument Cable Guitar Pedal Keyboard Patch Cord (1ft, Black)

I use this cable for my talk box to my keyboard. The right angles prevent tearing and prevent an unstable connection. It is only 3 ft in length, so be aware that it will not reach far. I love the color and the quality of this cable. In the future, I will buy longer right angle cables just because it is good to have a wide range of lengths on-hand. I purchased this in 2013 and it is still in perfect condition and sounds great!

The plastic is flexible, yet firm, and the plugs fit into jacks very snugly and securely. I needed to bridge one side of my pedalboard with another, and this was the perfect solution. I'm glad that they make so many different colors as well, because I like to color-code things. It doesn't seem to introduce any noise into my signal path, either. If I needed more patch cables, I'd be inclined to get more of these, especially at the great price.

Serves it's purpose and has a nice color. Only improvement would be some type of repairable connectors.

I wasn't sure at first about this with the cost being so low, but ultimately thought it wouldn't be too much of a loss if they are bad, but an excellent deal if they are good... I bought two of these for my electric guitar and processor and for about $3.95 each (plus about $4 + .50 per cord shipping) it's as good as any $15 cord I've bought at a music store. Having the right angle keeps the cord lower profile than those that stick out 3 inches. The colors make it easily identifiable in the massive tangle of black cords that musicians/techs usually deal with on stage. I highly recommend buying multiple at a time, because after including the shipping cost it makes the price per cord lower. The next time I order for my band, I will order different colors for each instrument/channel and that will make setup, takedown, tracking down issues soooo much easier! Though I've been using it for about a month now (got them mid December 2013, posting this late January 2014), I haven't had any issues yet and don't think I will for a while. I've recommended it to all of my musician friends. I will edit this post if I have any problems.

These are great, cheap, little cords. I don't put them through hell by any means, so I can't attest to their durability, say, on the road, but I bought three of them (one to use, two as backups for their inevitable failure) in September of 2014 and – as of January 2016 – I'm still using the first one.

I only bought a 6" cord to hook from my tuner to me electric guitars. Should have been a 1' cord instead because it's only about 4" of usable distance once you make the connections.

These work as described. We use them in a fixed setup so once installed they're never unplugged.

These cables are a great value. They come in a variety of lengths and colors, and they have well-made molded plastic housings on their right angle plugs. Great for pedalboards and other short connections for musicians.