pro snake TPI-Twin 3.0

Kinda flimsy a bit, the ends unscrew often. I use it on a synth, but since I have to often assemble the setup and disassemble it back, I'm a little worried on how long these'll survive. The cables are rather thin, so one better not yank them too much.

At its price point it does its job fine. But if you're not that pressed by budget, I'd advise to look for a more higher end cable, that provides more of a quality build.

Very good and practical cable at a good price

I use this cable to connect a Nux NMP-2 Footswitch to my Alesis SR-18. I've been using the cable live and in rehearsals for months and it always works. I like the fact that the plugs are colour coded.

...it would be nice if there were better ones.
I would prefer:
- balanced signal
- angled jacks on one end
- metal jacks (this looks so cheap)
- A big fat cable that the clumsy bass player next to me can step on without me having to worry about signal loss.

Of course at this price you can afford to bring a spare (or two) and they still outlast the (far) more expensive ones.

Cant complain really.
Good value, solid connectors, neat way to run in stereo and at a great price.

Only time will tell on durability but so far so good.

Excellent connection quality. Beautifully built. Just the design is a little bit too fragile for gig situations.

Tying the room together perfectly from an audio point of view, from instrument to mixer and beyond , together we make and record beautiful music, cables seem to be made well and the colour is perfect ( black) one day cables will be no longer needed until then grab these cables

This cable is the only one that I own that you can hear unwanted noises.
Wouldn't recommend.

For some reason, twin mono jack leads are hard to find in music shops or even online, I ordered two sets from Thomann and already wish I'd ordered another one!

Worked perfectly for my synths.