Ernie BallBraided Instrument Cable, Straight/Angle, 10ft, Black (P06081)

Seems like a great cable, has metal ends and feels sturdy yet flexible. Seems like a quality piece and is available in high visibility colors. Seems to be on par with other good guitar cables, I won't use cheap beginner stuff..pretty impressed so far

Great manufacturer, product as expected… color pops!

I got this cord in orange so that I would easily be able to find it. It's not as thick as my fender cable, which initially concerned me, but it seems to work just as good. I use it with my bass and I have no issues with the sound during my practice sessions. It is braided and is a little stiffer than a normal instrument cable, but that would not deter me from purchasing it.

Great cables at a great price! This cable is nice and thick, but not so much that it is cumbersome to deal with on stage. The tips are well made and the soldering inside is top notch. Highly recommended.

I’ve been using the same old worn out Monster Bass cable for the last 18 years, and while I love that cable, I wanted a change. I purchased a snowey white EBMM Stingray special this year and I wanted a cable that was ultra durable, well made, and aesthetically pleasing other than the old black sheathing! Of course I chose the Red/Black cable, my snowey white bass needed some contrast!I’ve been using EB patch cables on my pedalboards for the last year or so and have found them to be top tier. They are the only patch cables I’ll use. My current venue has horrible electronics and puts out terrible interference when booking up anything other than a instrument level input. Even instruments suffer, so a peadalboard? Yeah I needed a lot of power conditioning and quality connections. The EB patch cables were the only ones who let my signal chain ring clearest with the least amount of interference, buzz, or sloppy workmanship. (If you have ever had to rework a complex pedalboard because of a faulty cable, you feel my pain).Since the patches worked so well, I figured I would get a backup cable for my main rig. This cable is extremely well made. Although the connections aren’t gold plated, I don’t hear a difference. Who knows maybe all the hype of precious metal plating isn’t worth the cost?? (Yeah aim looking at you IEM cable makers!!!). Anywho, this cable seems to be willing to stand up to the same abuse aive put my other cable through. I’d say 18 years with the same cable speaks volumes, why switch? Because I wanted something different, that’s why. And I say, I thing this cable will make it through the next 5-10 years at least. What more can you ask?Just buy it, you won’t regret it.

These are my favorite cables thus far. I've used monoprice cables for about 5 years but they finally gave out. I do not gig much, maybe a few times a year at this point, so I don't lug around cables often. I've used several cables with similar prices over the years that became weak and eventually caused unbearable crackle in the guitar amp.I have not used these long enough to know if the durability is superior to many other brands but judging from the shielding design, I think it will protect the wires for a long time. I like the braided look as well as the gold color, which compliment a Marshall very well in my opinion. Having one end of the cable that is angled adds convenience depending on your preference and what guitar you're playing. I'm glad that I bought these cables.

The cable is great. Clearly good quality. The only problem was the shipping. I ordered it on the 7th. It didn’t ship until around the 19th. Arrived the 22nd.

I absolutely love this product. When I play my electric guitar it sounds so much better & I don't get a bunch of feedback anymore. 10/10 would recommend buying