Pig Hog PH10R High Performance 8mm 1/4" to 1/4" Right-Angle Guitar Instrument Cable, 10 Feet

This cable feels solid and built to last. The 8mm thickness gives it a heavy-duty feel without being too stiff, and the right-angle plug is especially handy for guitars since it keeps the connection low-profile and out of the way. Sound quality is clean with no noticeable noise or hum, and it’s proven reliable through practices and gigs. The strain reliefs and overall construction inspire confidence that it can handle regular use without fraying or cutting out. A dependable, well-made cable that does exactly what you want it to—strong, clear, and ready for long-term use.

Pretty much silent. Lots of cheap cables will cause a lot of hum when not playing but these are significantly quieter and sound incredibly clean. They look really sleek too, and are nice and durable. They’re super flexible, and I can bend them any way and they’ll be fine.

Initial use, these cables work fine. They are definitely thicker and sturdier than the "regular" cables I've used for years. Lately I have been buying "cheap" cords because I just play in my house, but I find that they tend to "go bad" pretty quickly for the amount of time that I actually use them. These cables, while thick, flex nicely and seem like they would last quite some time. I cannot speak to how long the jacks will last, but they are wrapped up nicely in thick plastic covering. The only downside compared to "reguar" cords is that since that jack is wrapped so nicely, they do go "straight" for longer than regular cables before they flex, so they'll stick out pretty far from your amp or guitar. I was impressed with my first purchase so I bought some more. They're not that much more expensive than the cheap cords and seem to be much better quailty.

Its an amazing chord, my bass sounds extremely clear with this chord, it looks clean and neat. it feels pretty high quality too.

Good value, nice guitar cable. Works well. Easy to use.

Good heavy cable

The end colors are not white (like others have said), but all black. I knew the risk going in, so it doesn't really bother me; but I feel it is just a little misleading leading if someone truly does care. Aside from that, the cable looks and feels tough, and so far it works just fine.

I love these cables, they are robust and resistant, much thicker and thinner than the Ernie Ball ones and at a lower price. The only thing to say is that these in particular advertise that they have white heat shrink but they don't, they are all black as I show them in the photo, but their unmatched quality is maintained. Highly recommended.