the sssnake IPP1030

It's cheap, it's black, it's long enough aaaand.....

It constantly has connection issues. All 3-5 cables i bought had connection issues from the get-go, and while it's true that i paid a fraction of the price than i otherwise would have, it's still a fact that a cable that needs constant meddling and tending to simply transmit the sound is not good either for shows, recording, or even just reading

Maybe at this price point it's a good buy for someone who doesn't have a demanding programm, like a starter, a young learner, but for an experianced user it's troublesome

I use this cable for exercising and home recording for almost 2 years now, may be 5-6 days in a week for 1-2 hours per day.

It's still alive and looks robust and durable enough to work for years if you are not very demanding player like me.

But... big But... Though the cable is made well, by design it's lacking any shielding and all that stuff preventing noise. My particular one picks radio waves up and along with the guitar signal I'm listening local radio stations (and loud enough to annoy me a lot). Millenium DI-E di-box helps with this problem, but anyway the cable is noisy enough. So I can't record any good sounding demo, it demands a lot of dirty signal cleaning work.

Summary: yeah, for the price the cable is not bad, you can use it with benefits for your learning process, but don't expect stable good quality to play live or record any good-sounding demo.

If you have enough money to buy more expensive cable - buy more expansive cable.