the sssnake FXP 8050

There is no cable noise, the cable handles ok, and the connectors all seem fine. Of course they are moulded so no option for maintainance but the whole cable loom costs not much more than a couple of premium connectors so that's not so much of an issue if their intended use is in a situation where the're not going to be moved about, unplugged and replugged too often

I'm using it in a studio to go from an outboard rack to interface inputs. The rack is wheeled to allow rear access and this cable is plenty flexible enough to allow the rack to be rolled in + out smoothly every now and again. The cable is well secured at both ends to relieve any strain on the connectors, and everything is fine.

For a multi that is going to be plugged and unplugged more often, or for live use, I'd probably look for something a bit more robust with maintainable connectors but for this particular application I'm more than happy, especially considering the very good price. In fact, I've ordered some more for another studio rack wiring job.

Having bought a set of drum mics, I was then faced with the issue of how to connect them to the PA. Separate leads would have cost a fortune so when I saw this lead I was pleasantly surprised at the cost. Each individual core is colour coded so it makes connection really easy. The XLR end has a solid 'click' when connecting and so far all is good.
Make sure when you order this type of lead that you get the right type of end for your set up ie Male or Female. I went for XLR Female to jack as I was connecting mics to a desk with more Jack inputs than XLR.

Very pleased with this.