Amazon Basics 1/4 Inch Guitar Patch Auxiliary Cable, 6 in, 6-Pack, Black

Solid price, and these feel quality. I'm not getting any added noise to my signal. No complaints. Definitely recommend, even if having your cables on your pedalboard say "Amazon Basics" isn't exactly the coolest thing in the world lol.

They all work Well and fit into all the pedals I use well. I like how flat they are so I’m able to put pedals closer together on the board

Attention, fellow pedal-stompers! If your pedalboard is starting to look more like a Tetris game gone wrong, I've found the holy grail of patch cables: the 1/4" pedal patch cables with flat L-shaped plugs. These little lifesavers are the perfect fix for squeezing your pedals together without any awkward cable yoga.With a sturdy 6" length, these cables are like mini bridge builders—connecting your pedals in a snug, organized fashion that would make even a drill sergeant shed a tear of joy. The flat L-shaped plugs are the real MVPs here, fitting into tight spaces with the grace of a limbo champion at a beach party. No more cable kinks or the dreaded pedalboard sprawl.Using these cables, I managed to fit two more pedals on my board. It’s like upgrading from a cozy but cramped apartment to a slightly less cramped one—every inch counts! And the tone? Crystal clear, like my intentions to play guitar instead of doing household chores.Five stars for these patch cables because they not only bring my pedals closer together, they bring a tear to my eye with their simplicity and efficiency. Rock on without the cable mess!

These are good cables that will deliver your signal. They work as advertised, but the heads are fat on them, which means that on pedals with multiple inputs side by side, the head of one cable will frequently block the neighboring input. These are helpful to have in a kit, but won't get you by if you have pedals that have multiple inputs side by side.

I purchase several things on Amazon and was giving pretty in-depth reviews. From this point on, here's the new agenda…. if it works as advertised, is well made, meets or exceeds the description, is a value, and arrives in a fair amount of time, it will get a "star rating" equal to what my expectations were/are. If it doesn't meet these criteria, then I will most definitely and descriptively tell the short comings of the products and you as a consumer will not have to go through the trouble of buying the product without some background knowledge. If the sell pulls that item and relists under another description, I will put the exact same review on the seller's feedback page. Sellers have done this a couple of times in the past, and I was true to my word then as well as now. DR

Before this purchase I had some little 3" cables that I was using to chain my pedals together. When I finally decided to set my pedalboard up, I wanted a little longer of a cable to give me some flexibility between pedals.I've bought low-end cables before because I'm cheap, but you (usually) always end up with what you pay for - junk. So far, these have been some solid cables.Currently I'm going - Tuner to Volume to Wah into a Noise gate, which sends to a Booster and Distortion, then back to the gate and then to the amp, and my signal sends well.I've read that over time the insides can come loose, and the benefit of these is that you can open em up and work on them to try and save them. While Ive had no experience with that yet, I definitely like the option of trying to save them of they do start to break.Overall: I dig them. They've held up well so far, and you get enough to let you have plenty of sound options. Good purchase, quality item.

They work fine

These cables are really great and inexpensive, very good quality.