Roland Black Series Instrument Cable Black Angled, Length: 5 ft/1.5 m

I have used these cables for several years now (previously used fender)Roland black cables are thick heavy and they last a long time. I have yet to have one fail when used with guitars, bass or Roland drums.They are the only make I have used other than high end extra long cables for the drums which have not failed after a year or two.I see comments here about them being noisy when plugged in? All instrument and equipment makers tell you to connect first then switch on. It goes without saying. I also see a comment about them being too heavy for an acoustic. Thread it through the strap like most of us do.I also see a comment about two failing on the first gig. Either you got fakes or your input jack socket is shot. Test them with a meter.I love these cables so much I have given them to friends of mine so thier instrument's can benefit from the purer unspoiled sound that you get.Please don't hesitate to invest in them they are not just good they are great.

These seem really sturdy and well made, and they look good too. I bought a few of them and am really pleased with how little they cost - excellent value!Do they SOUND better than the cheapo ones they replaced? I don't know. Playing an EMG loaded Jackson Kelly into a Peavey 6505 MH with a tubescreamer in front of it probably isn't the best way to notice little nuances in the tones! They don't sound any worse than any other cable I've ever used though, I'm very happy all round.

Had a Fender lead but the sound always sounded shallow and tinny with the odd bit of feedback and interference, Popped the new ROLAND Lead in and Bam it sounded even clearwer and richer than it ever has.I'm playing using Line 6 Helix Native via an interface at present and I must admit - with the new ROLAND lead it sounds amazing.Its thicker than most Guitar leads and is definately Studio quality, sturdy and tough, it feels reliable and now that Ive unboxed and used it I will say - I dunno what I did without it.The only drawback is that this particular lead hails from beautiful Barcelona in sunny Spain and so it took alot longer to get here than I would have liked, 2 weeks give or take a couple of days BUT that was MY own fault for not finding a British Seller BUT again - the lead had actually spent more time in Tilbury (UK) than it took to actually get from mainland europe TO Britain... so even then the fault lays here in the UK.So in short, Great Item, Great Seller - average postage but like I say that had nothing to do with the seller or even the time it took to get to Britain from Spain, it was because of Customs clearance here in Britain once it had arrived so be advised.****ing Brexit!Thanks a lot Guys, You rock and I will be back!Stay Safe all *Tips Hat**Tips Hat*

Working as expected - magically sends sound from guitar to amp. 3 metres is a good length so I can move around while practicing and not drag the amp behind me.Choice of angled or straight jack is handy - usually angled jack is in amp. If no clearance under guitar (les paul output) will swap.

The cable is extremely well made as you would expect from Roland.See the quality as soon as you open the package, feel the quality of the product as soon as you hold the lead and hear the music as it is processed in / out of you guitar, effects an amplifier.Well worth the cost, excellent quality in every way.