pro snake TPI-A 3

I bought two of these. Both of them broke after a few months. One had a short circuit and the other a broken connection at the tip solder point.

I re-soldered them, but then the other end broke too. It seems the centre wire is rather thin and brittle and the strain relief on the straight connector is ineffective.

Having said that, they are cheap and sound absolutely fine. Good for a static installation, but for guitar or other situations with exposure to movement, I would recommend paying more for a more resilient cable.

Does its job. Feels a bit flimsy

This is a cheap light, home use cable, it works well but it is flimsy, if you are looking for an instrument cable for live use look for a more expensive one, i use this to connect my bass to my home amp and it's great for that purpose.

It works and is flimsy. I have decided that life is too short for low quality cables so I will not be buying these again.

The overall quality is good and the product is in line with my expectations! Good for home use or studio. I use it with my guitar/effects/interface

What can you expect from a cable that costs nothing? It works well, has got nice plugs... that's ok, even more than ok. But (I'd say obviously, but bear in mind this) it's not shielded. So you've got noisy single coil guitars, or if you play a room with light dimmers, neon lamps, or whatever... well, beware.

It's a fine cable, but the straight connector broke, so I had to solder it. During repair, the piece of rubber that prevents the cable from kinking right after the connector broke off.

the quality is not bad but low freq drops letel faster.

Pas de problèmes à mettre en avant, loin d'être du haut de gamme, mais parfait pour un petit jack pour la maison ou éventuellement des raccords de tables de mixages.

If you need something cheap, fast and hidden, this is what you need.
I suggest to use it only for homework, Not on stage!