the sssnake WPP1060 Coiled Instr. Cable

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 have been using this cable for a long time with no backup and it still works really well, with no overwhelming hum or noise. It's a bit heavy but works like a charm.

Coiled cables aren't always easy to find. Ive been using this very one for over two years and it still works great. It's short, which is fine for me. The jacks are good quality. No cons. Great price.

the cable is of good quality and it looks really good. however the coils are quite strong and not really meant to be stretched. So if stretching is needed it should only be connected to a heavy amplifier otherwise there might be an accident.

If you are looking for a 'retro-like' instrument cable then this is the one for you. It's well built and so far it works well for the rehearsals. The Neutrik plugs looks sturdy and well made as they should. When compared to my George Ls cable it sounded a bit dull especially when I cranked the volume (Marshall JCM800). If you don't mind the detail on your sound, this one wont disappoint you.

It is good and expandable up to a point, but in comparison with somewhat more expensive cables it is heavy. So if you expect to jump around with it, add the extra weight to the vision.

Practical cable with a good length when needed.
It seems of good quality, the cable and the jacks.
I've been using one for practice in the last 6 months and none problems so far.
Good value cable.

This cable has a good length when the elasticity has worn off a bit and it unwinds, you won't find yourself ripping the input off your guitar from straying too far (within reason). The screw-on system at each end can be irritating as they come loose without fail, but this does not effect playability. Overall its a good cable for the money I paid.