Pig HogPCH10SGR 1/4" to 1/4" Right-Angle Seafoam Green Guitar Instrument Cable, 10 Feet

The media could not be loaded.  Never heard of these guys before, and I got the cable to see what they had to offer, with Amazon's return policy to back me up if they sucked. I will be ordering more, these are great, noiseless cables that are extremely well built. Solid ends, flexible yet rugged, solid connections to guitar and amps or pedals, at a price that does not make me run away like Mogami. My only gripe is that they do not make an 18.4 FT cable, the max length before your signal starts to suffer. Despite this, I got their 20FT cable and thus far I have not notice any noise issues despite the length. I like how their ends are semi-round which makes it easy to grip when your hands are sweating. I also wish they had more colors, but I like the off-colors they use to help me find their cables when I have several on the floor at the same time. I am using it as the primary instrument to pedalboard cable, and it works great for that. I am going to get some addition cables for patches, I would highly suggest you try one of their cables. My other cables are Mogami Platinums & golds, Runway audio, Planet Waves, BOSS. Great job Pig Hog :)EDIT: I just tested from what the other reviewer said - my cable is NOT microphonic, I used an unshielded cable to test this, and most likely the other reviewed has another issue that makes him think these cables are microphonic , whcih they are NOT. I will make a video to prove this...

I love this instrument cable. I'm happy about the quality. Very, very good buy.

Great guitar cable. Excellent sound quality from my early trials. Seemingly a very efficient, no signal loss perceived over a 20’ run. The outer coating has a fabric feel to it which was a nice surprise. Great connectors.I got the sea foam green color to match a Strat - looks great. And, I personally prefer the 90 degree connector for the guitar end.My new go-to brand for sure.

Great colors very robust build and reliable ...

This is a great cable, perfect thickness and value for the cost. Doesn't drag down the guitar and performance is spot on. The awesome color is a bonus! Looks great with my daughter's teal guitar! Very happy with this purchase.

Good sound quality durable

I compared 5 new cables, all 10 feet long, each having one straight and one right angle tip. For me, I prefer a right angle to plug into my guitar and straight to plug into amps and for guitar to pedal. I would prefer straight end if plugging into a typical strat jack, but most of my guitars plug in at the side, including the one used in this test. I prefer Right-Right for pedal to pedal, and I prefer straight-straight for pedal to amp or other outputs at the end of my pedal chain.The cost for each was: A: $11.99, B: $15.60 C: $16.36, D: $19.61 E: $61I wish I had included a better price range of cables - they seem to be clumped at the Economy end, with one very expensive cable as an outlier, but this is what I have. It would be nice to have something in the $30 range, but at least I have the high end one to compare.I used the same guitar, exactly the same settings. I ran directly into a high-end audio interface, and into a DAW. I compared silence (no strumming, no string movement) on the 3 pickups - then I strummed a single chord on each pickup. (I used my Fender EOB, so got single coil, humbucker and “noiseless” pickups, in the same guitar - I didn’t use in-between - mixed pickup settings, only the single pickup settings 1, 3, 5). I listened and compared each cord, and I compared spectrograms of each to look at the waveforms to see what they showed.Results from the test found some differences in sound and noise levels, mainly giving a slight bit of “sizzle” at very high gain levels, but none were exceptionally different, to be honest. I will note below any noticeable differences for this cable. They all sounded good and none were unacceptable. I was surprised that there wasn’t more noise or more difference in sound quality. Sound quality differed in adding a slight muddying of sound, or maybe having more or less clarity. I didn’t try to create extraneous noise or additional interference from other electronics etc. so I can’t speak on rejecting this type of interference. Overall, considering noise and sound quality, I found the following ranking from best to worst: E=B, A, D= C this does not account for price, warranty, interference or noise rejection (which I didn’t test) or quality of the build… these factors seem to be what you’re paying for with the $60 high end cables. These didn’t really show up in this test.This was C, above, and in general, a less expensive to moderately expensive cord. Honestly, I wasn’t overly impressed with this cord. It sounded fine, but this is a good brand and I kind of expected more. Playing chords, I found them to be somewhat muddy at all settings. It had a little sizzle noise - the same D but slightly more noise than all the others. Having said that, it wasn’t bad. It wasn’t noticeably noisy or muddy, only in comparison. While this cord isn’t really expensive - I wouldn’t call it a premium or even mid-level, it is a fine choice and if treated well (mainly in how it is coiled up in between uses) it should last as long as others in its price class. It is a good-looking cord and seems to be rather thick, so feels pretty reliable. If cost is considered, and build quality, this is a pretty good cable. It may have rated better if I did a test that included noise reduction/cancelling, but I wanted to just use it as I normally would. It's a solid choice and comes in lots of good colors. It does have a good, solid build. And, if the warranty is really good (if they have a no-questions replacement without a time limit), it may be a winner.

I own several Pig Hog cables because the qualit and value of the brand. This one I specifically got to match a Fender Vintera Telecaster body and it's pretty close, so I'm pleased.

Nice cable for the blackstarfly3 in the living room.

Mi novio las compró y me comenta que son de muy buena calidad, le gustaron mucho y volvería a comprarlo.

Es muy buen cable, súper resistente y se ve que dura bastante

Personalmente me encantó este cable, por el color, material y longitud , lo único malo es que venía como despintadorn la parte de las cubiertas de losnplugs pero no afecta la funcionalidad.

Excelente tanto como un cable de guitarra puede ser, aunque resalta mucho por su color es facil de ensuciar