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The D’Addario Accessories Classic Series Guitar Patch Cables are expertly designed for musicians seeking durability and reliability. Featuring exclusive In=Out Technology for optimal signal transparency, molded plugs for strain relief, and dual-layer shielding for noise rejection, these 1-foot cables are the perfect addition to any pedalboard setup.
B**N
Very nice quality
Working great. Sound great. Good buy.
T**R
As described
Nice quality.
B**R
Simple. Reliable. No obvious tone degradation or frequency cut.
This is a review of "D'Addario Guitar Patch Cable 1/4 Inch Right Angle to Right Angle Cable - 1 Foot/0.30 Meters". Great cable. The connectors are unobtrusive (i.e. not extra thick) and they fit into tight situations such as on guitar effects pedals where the input and output jacks are very close. Simple. Reliable. No obvious tone degradation or frequency cut. Overall an excellent value for the money.
K**N
As expected
Perfect for amp to switch connections.
P**.
Planet Waves Classics
I purchased a BUNCH of Planet Waves Classic cables for my new pedal board. The cable is a little fat at the connector for pedal board use so if you have a tight fit this is not the cable for you. However, I am very pleased to find the cable itself is quite flexible. My complaint, like other reviews I read, is that the end doesn't seem to fit snug on some connections. For me these cables fit very well with the MXR pedals, Dunlop wah and the Ibanez pedal. The Boss pedals however, were hit or miss. Can't say for sure if this is Plant Waves design problem or Boss, but it does seem odd it seems to be mostly the Boss pedals. I have a couple EHX pedals also, one side is snug the other loose. Anyway, for the money, I think you will be happy with the Planet Waves cable, nice moulded ends with a good flexible cable.
M**N
Gets the Job Done No problems
It's a simple durable audio cable. I bought this cable to test out a new volume pedal that I just purchase, SONICAKE https://amzn.to/3yPO0HS ,and the cable was just long enough for me to use. I'm glad I didn't go the shorter version because that would be only good for the pedal board, as in connecting my volume pedal with other pedals.
M**K
Works for a very reasonable price.
I know one can spend much, much more on pedal cables. I suspect these will do the job for most. I used these for three pedal boxes together and really had no issue; the length was just fine. They worked and I suspect I would have to do a side-by-side comparison to note their difference from high cost cables. However, some YouTube videos do address the sonic quality of low and high priced cables. I can be quite particular about sound quality, but they seemed just fine to me.
S**O
Best Way to Chain Effects Pedals - Zero Signal Noise
Just finished up mastering a track where I chained 5 effects pedals together with these little chords and must say there is zero, none, nada noise coming off these and I was listening attentively with headphones. They are crystal clear which opens up the tracks frequency range and space as one aims for. If you hear a buzz I'd check something else down the line like the instrument or wiring or whatever setup you're working with. I've used Monster cables in my past recordings and even with their cost being twice more than these I expected to benefit from the optimal quality -- turns out they would still make a bit of noise that bugged me when finishing a track. Noisy connections/cables are a pain to level out and I've compromised before, so taking the headache out of the equation has me writing this review. 5 stars for the negation of residual, front and center ear scratching noise -- and at their cost -- I don't know how they produce such quality on a seemingly tight margin.Pedals being side by side in a shortened chain, it definetly makes for easy to work setups so you can just focus on playing the music or engineering a track.I'll buy more any time I add a pedal to my collection. 5 stars. That's my rare review, thanks for reading. Happy playing all!
