pro snake TPI-A 6

I bought this lead for my home studio. I got the 6 m version so I could walk around a bit but, when you do the cord tangles around itself very quickly. You have to unplug it and and unravel it. It's got some built-in twistiness which is not good. Also the angled jack had some wire strands loose which were causing it to cut out. I had to put some electrician's tape between the wires. (too lazy to re-solder properly). I have the three-meter version version with straight jacks and have none of these issues.

One end of the cable did not work. Thomann gave me a refund but avoid this cable like the plague.

Out of the box there was nothing wrong with it. Even the plugs seemed quite solid compared to some other cheap cables I've tried. However, after a couple months, the cable developed a nasty crackling noise upon any kind of movement. Spend a bit more on something that lasts.

the sssnake cables I ordered at the same time with this cable are still working fine whereas both pro snakes I ordered went dead in just few months.

Depending on your playing style.

I wouldn't recommend this lead.
I think it would be better to upgrade to the planet waves leads at least.

This lead is not too bad if you are running a guitar straight into an amp. However If you start adding pedals between your amp and the guitar. you start to hear noise on the line when you are using these. Especially when you are distorting.

I would recommend spending a little more and getting the planet waves leads at least

Unfortunately this cable randomly broke on me after only a few weeks of light use. One day when I plugged it in, no sound came out of it and upon closer inspection it turned out that the wiring inside had completely come apart. Fortunately this cable is only cheap as I would be extremely annoyed if this had happened to a more expensive cable.

The connectors are of very low quality. Cables are important in our sound chain, you cannot put such a bad quality cable and expect a decent sound.