the sssnake SK366-2-GRN Midi

Alright, buckle up for the wild ride of the sssnake SK366-2-GRN Midi cable! Let me start by saying, this cable is the unsung hero of my home studio. Why? Because it's like the Energizer Bunny on steroids—it just keeps going and going and going.

First off, let's talk about the color—green. Not just any green, mind you, but the kind of green that screams, 'Hey, I'm here to party!' I mean, who wants a boring old black cable when you can have one that practically shouts, 'I'm the life of the MIDI party'?

Now, let's get into the nitty-gritty. This cable is tougher than my grandma's meatloaf. I've accidentally tripped over it, tangled it, and even had it gnawed on by my cat (don't ask). But guess what? It still works like a charm! It's like the Chuck Norris of MIDI cables—indestructible.

But wait, there's more! This cable is so flexible, it could moonlight as a yoga instructor. Seriously, no matter how many twists and turns I put it through, it never complains. It's like the Zen master of cables—serene and unfazed by life's little twists.

And let's not forget the price. I've spent more on coffee in a week than I did on this cable. It's practically a steal! So, if you're looking for a MIDI cable that's durable, flexible, and won't break the bank, look no further than the sssnake SK366-2-GRN. Just be prepared for your other cables to feel a little jealous.

Picked up a handful of these cables in different colours and varying lengths. The colours of them are slightly paler than pictured but are super useful for colour coding wiring setups and minimizing time spent trying to find what device is routed to what.

When it comes to the cable itself, it does what it needs to do without any issues. There is a lack of a stabilizer pin in the middle of the plug so if you are rerouting devices or re-hauling your setup frequently, you may run the risk of snapping one of the pins if you're not careful. As it stands, I'm using a static setup at the moment by simply routing an Access Virus module into a Korg Kaoss Pad 3 and it does the job perfectly when I want to modulate parameters on the Virus externally on the Kaoss Pad.

All in all, a quality cable with minimal drawbacks. Sturdy, reliable and nicely coloured.