the sssnake WPP1060 Coiled Instr. Cable

I purchased this cable in one of the creating bundles that are a possibility on Thomann. It is not very long at first but is also very flexible and can cover pretty big distances. The connectors by Neutrik are doing their jobs perfect like always so I have no complaints at all. It is a very nice addition to my cable collection.

This is a very good sounding cable. it's very short, I normaly use it to connect either straight to the mixing desk or for connecting into my practice amplifier both at home and at backstages on the road, it's one of the best cables for this use because they are very hard to break and they sound remarkably good for the price. If you don't need to plug into a pedalboard and have your amp on a stand or a tabletop or maybe just need to plug into a mixing desk this cable will be the perfect fit for you

I am using this cable when playing guitar at home - I have Yamaha THR 10 v2, and when playing guitar, I usually sit near this amp.
Having a coiled cable for that purpose is very convenient because it takes less space, it is easy to put it away in a drawer (or gigbag), and it always looks tidy.
So far, I found no cons, no sound/hum issues, everything is OK.
I would recommend this cable to anyone who plays at home, near the amp because it always looks tidy.

It's my first foray into electric guitars and cables, so my opinion is based on what I am seeing without any real comparison to fall back on. I use this with my HB CST-24T with a Line 6 amp & POD2. The cable feels substantial and robust. I like the coiled up nature of the cable. It suits the way I am using it for practice at home. It stays compact, with no cables laying across the floor for my young son to trip over! The sound seems fine, with no crackling or break up. A good purchase I think.

I barely ever used this cable I just had it on a shelf most of the time. Then I took it out one day and it just had stopped working entirely.

Will have to get the scissors and soldering iron out to see if I can fix it. Maybe it was just my one I don't know but these could be flimsy

Bought this one to use while practicing at home, but I never use it because:
a) it is too heavy and the tension it creates makes it uncomfortable to hold my instrument
b) there is a considerable amount of static noise being created.

Maybe I'm spoiled from using high quality cables in general, but this one was a disappointment.

Purchased this coiled cable to keep things neat as I am a bedroom beginner so the cable has never moved since being connected. Frequently gave a lot of noise / static when the guitar is moved from lap to stand and quite often there would be no signal from guitar to amp at all until you had plugged / unplugged either end of the cable. Then after a couple of months stopped working altogether. My advice would be to choose something else.

I use this cable with a wireless system fixed to my belt. I found the cable my line 6 g30 came with was too short, and have had problems with straight cables coming out. This coiled cable works perfectly, albeit slightly too long, but not unusably long (it comes down to my knee when plugged in to the guitar).

Also I don't like the connectors, they are the typical cheap ones that undress themselves all the time and don't tighten up.

This cable has done me very well, but if I find a smaller version of this cable I will be investing in that in the future

I wanted a coily cable but didn't want to pay 30+ Euro - so I bought this and am very pleased with it. The cable is good quality and the plugs are adequate, I wouldn't expect to have any problems with them. I added right-angled plugs to mine so it fits my bass better. Looks great too.

Not so expensive compare to other like Vox. Does the work, nice to go far and near!