20' Metal Ends Coil 1/4" Instrument Guitar Cable (20 Feet)

I was very pleased to have receive the the guitar cord I ordered. It was just what I needed and was provide as advertised. GREAT BUY!

No wiring mess.

The media could not be loaded. I have 3 MAKA coiled cables that I use for my instruments. I wanted a cheap coiled cable just to stay home for my recording interface so i tried this. The 3 bucks I saved vs MAKA is definitely not worth it. Perfektion is a thinner cable, flimsier rubber, wire grade is thinner, less sturdy reinforcements at the jacks. I'm only keeping it because I stupidly threw out the packaging. Otherwise I'd return for a MAKA. My oldest is 4 years and has stayed in good shape despite fairly regular use.

When I got these I shored them up by putting electrical tape around the wires that are under the spring keepers to make sure the connections would be firmer at the soldier joint and not break. What I have discovered after using these for only a few months is that the actual connectors, meaning the tips and the sleeves move around and become loose causing the wires to become twisted and break from the plug tips. The actual metal construction is so flimsy that there is no way these aren't going to go bad quickly. If you can't solder, don't even think about getting these. I think eventually I will have to replace the plugs as well because they are going to break. I find it amusing that under the product description they claim "heavy duty plug." Try heavy duty mischaracterization of plug. Update: Even after replacing the plugs with good quality switchcraft ones, the wire is so thin, and there are only a few strands, that with just a little movement the wires break, and not at the soldier connection, but near it, after a short time. This is maybe the worst quality product I have ever bought.

I really wanted a coiled cable with a real flat right-angle connector and this looked like it. I used if for about a month (too late to return :-)) and then something came loose in the connector and and it got really, really noisy. I never stretched it and only used it sitting in my chair with the amp about 3 feet away so it had no pressure on it and zero abuse to cause this. I will resolder it when I get a chance as it is easy to open the connectors and fix this. I would have given it one star if the connectors were not so user fixable.On the plus side it would cost about the same to buy the connectors and cable and build it from scratch.Don't buy unless you can Solder ...

It has pretty good sound but after a few weeks it started becoming really load and it had static, i unscrewed the cap and realized that the problem was these little copper wires that got disconnected, I tried glueing them on but that just made it worse i had to send it in. If you buy this make sure to wrap some kind of tape around the inner part of the plug in.

I was hopeful this would be a bargain, but taking it out of the package one could see that it was a very lightweight cable. The straight connector was loose upon arrival. I only used it one evening, without stretching the cable at all, The second day, the right angle connector fell off; it was poorly soldered and the wire gauge was so thin that it was unlikely to bear up to normal use. From now on, name brand heavy duty only. The only good thing was that the lesson only cost me $10.

Came apart after only one use.