Kirlin Premium Coil Cable 6m Black

I got this cable with a bigger order I had coming from Thomann as a last minute purchase mostly just to try out and see if lower priced cables had gotten any better (it was also perfect lenght and would stretch if needed) and the answer is a definate NO. I compared this cable against 4 different quality brand cables and 3 different wireless units and it was very very clear this cable loses a lot of 'fullness' and overall 'something' and after 3-4h of playing/testing I just ended up throwing it the trash. However there were no cut outs and the sound came through ok but the sound quality... well it was very poor. It made my Deluxe Reverb -64 sound thin and anemic and lose it's character. I'm not a 'gold-cable guy' by any means and usually just have medium priced cables plus one that's more expensive (and 'for sure great quality') just to compare to and make sure I don't lose any signal and after buying a cable/wireless unit. I can't recommend this to anyone, even if you're a beginner and have a not-so-great amp... this would make it sound even worse. Just a bad buy. If you already have/use this cable then I recommend you try out a better quality cable because you're surely losing quite much in terms of sound signal/quality.

I needed decent cables for home use, these are the ones I got. 2 of them.

High quality cables, I can plug in my guitars and basses, no extra cracks and pops and stuff, you don't want cables to do.

I expected these cables to unwind a bit more, but that is not the case, unless you want to unplug a jack from in or out side. In practical term, expect to have up about 1.5m distance with these cables, so they are good for use in studio. Also excellent for some retro vibe, like having a 40's phone somewhere nearby, waiting for an important call. These take up more space than they should, but function, quality and build wise, they are excellent. Could also come in handy for self-defense or S&M dungeon, one is only limited with his or hers imagination.

This cable has a sleek and stylish design that caught my eye right away. I was also impressed by how well it transmitted a clean signal, which is obviously crucial for any guitar cable. However, I did find it to be too stiff and not as stretchy as I would have expected from a coiled cable. While I understand that the weight and bulkiness of the cable may have been intended as a feature, it can be a bit cumbersome in practice. For example, if your pedals are on a table and you try to plug this cable into them, you may find that the cable's strong, all-encompassing grip sends your pedals flying off the table. Overall, this cable has its pros and cons, and may not be the best choice for those who value flexibility and ease of use above all else.