Urbanphonics Guitar Patch Cable | 6.35mm Jack Pro Grade Noiseless | 23 cms Pedalboard Cord Lead | Right Angle Male to Male | for Guitar, Bass and Effects Pedals | 3 Pack Black & White Braided Tweed

So I hate to be the one to put the first rating that's not 5 star, but I felt there were a few things that needed to be said about these cables.Firstly, if you have space on your board and your pedals are right next to one another, then these could work for you. The sound coming through them is very good.However, they are very stiff and though they say they are 18cm, due to the length of the collar and the covering underneath that, you don't really get much bend in the cable. I know this means they are harder to break, however it makes them very difficult to actually use, unless your pedals have side jacks and are next to one another and you have space because these are not small. Even then, because of the jack coverings, they're not exactly easy.I personally won't be recommending them (in fact I'll be returning them).

Bought two sets of these as I’d had enough of poor connections between all my pedal due to really old patch cables.The work really well and provide a good connection with the exception that they are not very flexible. the result is that the cables can tend to ‘bend’ in weird ways between pedals. This can actually raise some of the pedals up!If you’ve plenty of room between pedals this shouldn’t be a problem but if, like me, you are using 10 pedals in a confined area it can be a bit of a problem.

These cable look and feel like they are well made. They do their job as expected.The cables come with a nice cotton bag for storage, but they are a rather tight fit in there. An extra 25mm of material would have solved this.One thing I did notice was that one of the right-angle connectors is facing to wrong way. This means that it has to be twisted to connect between the pedals, which puts unnecessary stress on the connection. In time this is likely to cause it to fail.

Relatively cheap, low profile(ish) jacks, come in a nice bag to keep them together. Its hard to complain. Seem slightly better quality than their price point would suggest. But I guess robustness will only become apparent over time. Good purchase for what they are.

Nice short and sturdy patch cables for my guitar pedal board. Love the tweed. They look and perform great, everything sounds good. No hum. The right angle plugs mean I can fit more pedals on my board. Highly recommended

It’s not great. The finish is terrible, the edges are sharp and I feel like the jacks are going to snap when I use it. It works okay but it’s very poor quality. 2/5

Delivery time on these items was excellent, they arrived within a couple of days. Initial impression was that these were a nicely made set of cables that looked very good on the board. When tried on amps clean channel I got no added hum from the pedals, so the quality of the sound seems good. With the overdrive pedals on the noise was no more than would be expectedA very good set of cables

I wanted these to add a noise clamp to a graphics equaliser/valve amp combo which I found hissy using and effects loop. The leads are good quality and have sorted the problem.