6 Units - 6 Inch - Audioblast HQ-1 - Ultra Flexible - Dual Shielded (100%) - Instrument Effects Pedal Patch Cable w/ ¼ inch (6.35mm) Low-Profile, R/A Pancake Type TS Connectors & Dual Staggered Boots

Patch cables are simple devices that only need to meet a couple requirements to work perfectly. These definitely provide a snug connection with no added noise, and they are well made and look like they will last forever. What's not to like? Some reviewers have mentioned that the width of the plugs is a problem when two cables are plugged next to each other, and that could be an issue with pedals that have two channels in and out. Most pedals just have an input on one side and an output on the other side, though, and these work beautifully for that. So, unless you need special cables for multi-channel pedals, these are an excellent and economical choice.

Worked great on my pedalboard

The first thing you notice is the connectors themselves. There is no way in hell the electrical connections inside the metal casing of the jacks could fail before the cable would. And you can tell a lot of thought went into the material of the cable and how it goes into the casing. These will suffer abuse and hold up. I usually don't review purchases here, and when I do I like to live with it for a while before reviewing, but the quality of these is self-evident. If you can't make these last 10 years, you should not own instruments. I turned all my cheap connectors (those colored ones) into hangers to display my pedals on the wall!

I use the Audioblast guitar cables and I’m very happy with them so I wanted to try their patch cables for wiring my new pedalboard. These cables are great, very flexible and I am not getting any noise. However as others have noted, if you have 2 jacks next to each other the plug is too wide to plug both into the pedal. I could not fit the cables into the input and the tap switch of the EHX Canyon as the jacks are too close and the plugs overlap. Instead I use Donner flat patch cables for that pedal and I use these Audioblast for the rest. Still a great value.

I accidentally ordered two sets of these, and what a wonderful problem to have! I recently built a live guitar-and-vocal rig that only fits in a briefcase because of these patch cables and their pancake connectors. Be aware that if you're trying to mount things as close as possible, and you're inclined to move things up and down so that the cable ends are offset and next to each other, the connectors ARE wider than others and force more of that movement, but otherwise, you're good to go. I did use one to create a custom cable length, and found the connector very easy to remove and repurpose with a dab of solder. Having looked inside, I can also say that they're very reasonably constructed.

It is rare to find a product that totally moves up to your expectations and exceeds them. Just can’t say enough about these excellent cables. They are extremely well-made, rugged and durable, noise free and totally flexible. On a peddleboard, these are a dream come true. And the price is almost too good to be true. Going to grab a second set just to have them around.

I’ve reviewed these b4, these are the only patch cables I’ll use on my board!!!! One I can’t afford more expensive stuff, two these are the best value for the money so far. They are great space savers even on my Large N>UX Pedalboard. They’ve held my Wah pedal in the air when I forgot to unplug it when I went to put it away. That says durable in my book, it’s an original Wah pedal so it’s heavy. I’m having some small sound issues but that’s just a matter of getting pedals dialed in and my studio going. Gotta get my gear out of the bedroom!!! It’s right beside my 55” high def tv. I’m running them through my effects loop of my Orange Crush Pro 120 with a Marshall MX412AR cabinet. The cables give me great sound quality. Audio Blast Cables are my cable of choice and I recommend them to anyone looking for sleek profile plug ends.

So far, so good. They seem solid and sound good. I haven't had any noise issues at all. I've got everything locked down and I don't swap pedals in and out very often, so the cables don't move or flex much while transporting or using the board. I think that's the safest way to use them.