the sssnake GKP6

-I've been using the SSSnake GKP6 on various installations on my band's rehearsal studio. From gear patching to guitar/bass connections it has been really reliable.

-It has provided clear and noiseless connection, up to a certain point, on all areas of usage within the studio, during the past 7 years without any major problems or malfunctions.

-Certainly, when you're determined to give it a hard knock life, there is a greater opportunity you'll get both yourselves and the cable's capabilities at stake. This is not a product for using on out-door difficult situations or hi-end installations. First of all, it's quite soft and can get easily damaged, if you intend to use it improperly. Its connections with the jacks are well done, without solder exceeds, but the low cost jacks themselves are not fit to use for hi-end usage thus their lack of durability.

-On the other hand these cables are quite suitable for using on standing installations (home studios/Rehearsal rooms etc.) because once they're connected, they are certain to provide you with a reliable signal throughout all of your needs, without any signal noises. Baring also in minde that these cables might be one of the cheapest cables -if not the cheapest ones- here on thomann.de and the stability you'll get on various in door installations, I consider them as, the best value for money budget cable world wide.

I have been using this cable to connect from my guitar to my pedalboard. It's been fine for home use where I'm not moving around with the guitar much. I'd probably look at getting a better quality cable for stage use -- the quality is fairly average and not sure how durable this cable is if you're moving around on stage.

Also, the rubber sheathe that protects the connection is quite long, so when looping the cable back through the guitar strap it seems to put some extra load onto the connector and jack socket on the guitar.

All in all, fine for practice amps at home, otherwise look for something with a shorter/better connector.