pro snake TPI 3

I help run a music project, & we have found that the: "pro snake TPI 3"; instrument cable, is a very reliable cable for the money. It is well made, & is a very useful length i.e. it's long enough for everyday practising, without being too short & restrictive, but it;s not too long, with coils of unused cable. It is light & not too bulky, making it easy to transport & it comes with a useful cable tie attached to it, to stop it from uncoiling when not in use. All-In-All I think that the: "pro snake TPI 3" instrument cable is a well worth addition to anyone's music equipment kit.

Rock On & Good Luck, mddwoody.

This is a great value cable. The connectors are solid enough, and I've got no complaints about the job they've done in terminating the cable at the connectors. The quality of the cable itself is also great for the money, and the cable tie is very handy when coiling these up after use.

I also use far more expensive cables that arguably have better cable and connectors, but for the money these really are fantastic value. I've had mine for over 4 years in heavy use and it's only just showing beginning to show continuity issues. With a re-soldered connector, I'm sure I'll get many more years out of it!

I own many pro snake PTI cables. I mainly use the 9m version that connects my bass guitar with the amp. only recently I started using pedals in front of my amp so I needed another cable. this one doesn't cost you an arm and a leg but it's still a nice quality build. The jacks are made of metal and look very solid. the cable itself is kind of rubberish and thick. So far I didn't realise any unwanted noise. Even if you step on the cable it will not show any undesired noise. it only transports your instrument's signal.
there might be better cables out there but I doubt you can find a better cable within this particular price range. Two thumbs up! I'll stick to these!

Despite the low price, these cables are great. I've had a couple of these (6m ones) for a year now and I have no problems with them. There's no static or crackling and they've withstood a lot of punishment without any problems. I've accidentally stepped on them, yanked them, bent them and nothing happens.

Under the casing they are protected with shrink-wrapped rubber, which adds protection to what I assume is soldered connections. Since I haven't had problems, I haven't taken the rubber off to check.

Comes with a velcro strip for storage but I lost most of them. You can buy a ten pack of those strips on here for 7¤ so it's not a big deal.