i did not get mine off the website, but it still sucks. mine can not give clear sound and gives alot of static, and thats only on the good days when it works.

unreliable

looks nice but sucks

hobbyist, amuture active musician

rock, drum and bass, pop,

I recently puchased the lake placid blue 18 ft cable. I have barely had it 3 weeks, and the metal tip part that goes into the guitar has already fallen apart. The next I buy cable get a second opinion at a store, and see what they use at the guitar store for when someone tests out a guitar or a distortion pedal. Also it ads a fuzzy sound through my fender amp

No accessories.

Cable would wabble in the 1/4" jack in my guitar.

Good price, bad cable. The cable will cost around 15 or 16 dollars including shipping, if you were to pay 4 or 5 dollars more you can get cable that will actucally last your lifetime.

I will be using my warranty.

good looks but sounds and quality are more important.

classic rock

Stopped working during the second day of use, at home in my bedroom. Terrible waste of money. Do not buy it.

Makes a little buzz i have found, but the sounds quality is pretty good.

Looks good, but the wires inside break easily

Sounds nice and clean with my keyboards. No interference or hum of any kind (yet). The cables stay stationary in the studio so I can't vouch for those people moving around with them on their guitars.

What can I say? It's a great looking, inexpensive cable.

No problems at all. I don't really care for the "screw-down" metal ends. They tend to screw open if you move the cable around, so I would prefer it if they made them molded on or sealed shut. I guess that I can fix this problem with adding a little "loctite". These are great cables for stationary instruments like keyboards, but probably not great for guitars, etc.

Great product for the price.

Great looking cables.