WORLDS BEST CABLES 6 Units - 6 Inch - Pedal, Effects, Patch, Instrument Cable Custom Made Made Using Mogami 2319 Wire and Eminence Nickel Plated ¼ inch (6.35mm) R/A Pancake Type Connectors

I care about my pedal board--especially about minimizing noise in my signal chain. I tried George L's and Lava Cable Tightrope solder-free pedalboard wiring kits kits and found both disappointing. The assembly process was time-consuming and the failure rate was high. On the upside, being able to cut cables to exact lengths is nice (until you decide to rearrange your board), the thin cables look great and are very tidy--great for wiring lots of pedals in tight spaces--and the Lava Cable ends look really great.But the solder-free approach turns something that should be easy into yet another project. I don't like tinkering with my signal chain; I like playing my guitars and basses. So I read a lot of reviews and took a chance on these Mogami cables. They're not very pretty. I don't much care for "pancake" heads. The wire is a little thicker than either of the other contenders, though still quite flexible. But, you know what? They're just as quiet as the higher-dollar options, I haven't had one fail, and they're much cheaper. I like them so much I'm ordering more so I can pull the remaining expensive, solder-free, doomed-to-fail cables from my rig.

Excellent customer support, this is a great seller that will take care of you if needed, they have cables from some high end manufacturers and offer them with the space saving connectors which I needed to fit my pedals in my little boss pedal board, the pedals set so close together in that pedal board the patch cables with a big full size connector actually hit against each other and the pedals do not fit in the board correctly.If you have quality instrument cables adding a set of quality patch cables like these will really make a difference, when my tube amp is in the overdrive channel and my guitar is not being played at the moment, my amp is silent, put some lower end patch cables and / or lower end instrument cables I get allot of buzzing, so you really need to have good quality cables all around to optimize a nice clear signal from your guitar to your amp. these patch cables will do the trick. I have some high end and some lower end cables and you can really hear a noticeable difference in sound quality and as I said quality cables will get rid of unwanted noise. having quality cables all the way around will really give you clean and clear guitar tone. seems to boost sustain and just sound more creamy and clear sound, lower end cables will make the sound a bit more muddy and unclear and often be noisy when your guitar is quiet,get these patch cables and a nice set of instrument cables and you will be good to go.

Great product but dislike that the supplier of the pancake connectors changed to an obnoxiously branded look. I've managed to source standard nickel removable covers to replace the covers on these when I do need them. It's just a couple of screws to remove and swap them out.Great cables with solid construction and no noise in the end though.

These are excellent and sturdy cables at a great price. I'm glad I found these instead of the other pricey patch cables I bought previously.I really like the pancake plug heads that will save a bunch of space on the pedal board I'm building.

My collection of pedals and pedal boards continues to grow, since I 1st started using pedal boards 10 years ago (when I shifted from rack-mount gear).I started out using George Ls, which in 10 years, I’ve not had a problem with. While they work fine - especially for custom lenghts, they get a bit pricey for the convenience. And the farther into this rabbit hole I go, I want quality, soldered cables.I figured I’d get either Mogami or Canare and solder my own with Neutrik or switchcraft jacks – which, eventually I will for custom lengths and such.BUT, I’m short on time and wanted to get my latest project up and running.I looked at these with much skepticism. Mogami cable is highly recommended, so the wild-card here is the jack. Never heard of Eminence jacks, (I think it’s their house brand) and I was concerned form some of the photos that they might be that cheap, rough, shiny, zinc material. Far from it!The jacks actually appear to be of really decent quality, and overall the workmanship seems fine.Haven’t yet dissected one (that will come), but after some quick a/b testing, I have no regrets.Note: The ends are Pancake plugs. Doesn’t matter if their Neutrik, switchcraft or Hosa, all pancake plugs are wide, so they likely won’t fit in jacks spaced less than 1” apart.Not only will I buy these again, I was impressed enough that I have a WBC Mogami guitar cable arriving today!

Grounding issues, they all doing bad

For once you get what you pay for! Switched all my pedalboard cables out (finally!) for these guys and they are absolutely the most compact, versatile and reliable patch cables I have found on a budget, and I have tried them all. I'm playing 6-10 gigs a month with these things and they aren't going anywhere and zero reliability/connection issues after 6 months. FINALLY!!!!

It hurt me to pay so much but the cables are great and are put together very well, no noise and rock solid - recommended. Word of caution, I sometimes wish I bought the 8" version, it's sometimes hard to articulate these 6" ones due to the jack sleeves taking up a lot of play, the actual wire is 3 1/8"