pro snake Patch Angled Jack 0,15 m

I ordered several of these pro snake patch cables with different lengths. Over time and several uses, lots of them broke. Some of them even after just a few days of use.

Because of this, especially if you have lots of pedal in your pedalboard setup, these would not be reliable. If you want to have your pedalboard transported to a gig and when you unpack it to work perfectly, these are not for you since they are not reliable and therefore not build to last.

In my case, I need lots of patch cables to run all my pedalboard in and out through the switch (14 patch cables). That's why I moved to another type of patch cables, in my case, after some investigation, some EBS PCFs. Never regretted the change.

So let me say firstly - I like these patch cables. They seem very good quality. I have not issues with noise or bad connection, so from a sound perspective they work well.

I do however have issues with the use of the cables. The wire is very stiff, which maes bending in tight spots a bit trick. Furthermore the sleeve of the jacks seem excessively long. I guess this is to protect the soldered connection but it means you have 2 centimetres at each end which are angled to the surface of the pedal. In most places on my board I have managed but there at a few spots where the cables cannot be packed away but arch up from the board. I think I will try an alternative solution next time. They are reasonably priced so try them out if you have space on your board. But for a tight space, I'd look elsewhere.

Pro Snake Patch - Professional Angled Jack Patch Cable.
I bought a few of these little angled jack patch cables a few years ago with the intention of them only being a temporary solution while I worked up a new pedal board layout.
I had originally intended to replace them with custom cables made to measure but three years later and these little cables are still going strong and I have no intention of upgrading, in fact I keep coming back for more of these as I am putting together yet another pedal board.
I do have another pedal board with custom made to measure patch cables and I honestly can not hear a difference between them.
These cables certainly do not "suck tone" like the cheaper little coloured patch leads with moulded ends that cost around the same.
The cables are just 15cm long with a good quality metal angled jack at each end, the jacks are not moulded so they can be unscrewed to examine the solder joints, all joints are neat and tidy, dispute the low price these are well made quality patch cables".
These little cables are cheap, well made and just about the perfect length for linking effects, what's not to like !!!

This cable is lightweight and flexible with very good signal clarity. So on the sound aspect, nothing to be disappointed. thomann

To be honest it is not comfortable as I expected due to the thick angled plug but still it is my first choice in my pedalboard. The thickness improves the final quality and durability. I think it competes with way costly cables, I don't hear any difference thomann with other ones.
The overall quality is pretty good, I never had any problem till now.
I suggest to use the one with this lenght to connect something "out of the pedalboard" as a wah or volume pedal, and to use the 0.15m version for standard pedalboard connections.

I suggest to think about what kind of eqp are you willing to use with this and in which position.

Because of both stiff metal connection points, it is not really flexible to connect mixer and audio interface. The jacks has 90 degree position and mixer has plugs on the top but interface has plug on the side so I cannot place them next to each other. I always have place one of them on top of something else to keep that angle.

Last but not least, I bought two cables and they are not in same length. One is 1-2 cm longer so that also makes connections looks weird.

Functional wise, all is in order. I have no complain but if I realize this before I will prefer to order Jacks without metal parts.