the sssnake 1802 Adapter

The sssnake 1802 Adapter is one of my most used adapters since I've got it.
I was needing this piece of hardware to extend a cable that is too short, but now that i have it i have found another uses for it.

Sometimes I use it with other adapters so i can get a female jack ready to plug in to another jack (male).

It is very well build, robust and as small as it can be. I experience no signal loss when I use it and the terminals lock well without any hassle.
The grooves on it and the rubber/plastic finish are a nice touch as you can grip it firmly when you connect or disconnect the adapter.
I have accidentally dropped and step on it and the sssnake 1802 Adapter keeps working like a champ without any problem at all, showing that is resistant and ready for a real world use.

This simple device It is very useful for anyone wanting to extend a cable or needing a female jack available to connect another devices, for the price that is asked here on Thomann I think is an essential in any musician rig or studio and i really recommend it.

I have many of these small adapters. It's plastic, but fairly sturdy plastic. Not the hard-as-iron kind, but the step-on-it-softly-and-it-wont break kind. Good enough, I'd say. Choice of plastic over metal also keeps the weight under control, so you can have a few of them in your cable bag when you go to a gig. Sooner or later, they might save the day!

Some of my adapters are installed semi-permanently in my home studio/rehearsal room on longish cable runs. The cables never move, so the contact is steady and I just forget about the adapters/joints - as it should be. I should mention those longish cable runs are all balanced mono lines.

Some are used on the fly when relocating monitors (balanced mono) or for headphone extension (unbalanced stereo).

To be honest, I've never tried to use one between guitar and amp. I'm not sure if they would behave properly in such an unstable setting, with such a weak signal. But we all know you need a decent instrument jack of the proper length anyway, don't we?