Stagg Deluxe Instrument Cable, 1/4" 6.35mm Jack To Jack, Heavy-Duty Connectors, 6 Metres / 20 Feet, Black

Given the budget price range I really didn't expect crazy quality out of these. All my previous ones stretched disconnecting the wiring and breaking the cable. This was usually due to stubborn sockets in instances where I had to use excessive force to remove them. I'm still doing that with these and the rubber case as opposed to the metallic screw on casing seems to provide a stronger encompassing of the components strengthening the connections. 5 stars. Does what it says on the tin and is better priced than some more expensive ones I have had to scrap.

Works as expected but poor quality cable. For sure value for money for around £4.5 for the 3m cable. Good choice for beginners.

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first one buzzes, faulty, replaced by stage no problem, great customer service from stage

Great chunky short guitar cable, just what I needed, good price.

Works good enough for practice

Sound quality is very good, Cables have metal springs at the ends to prevent damage from bending which is great. Only downside is the ends are easy to accidentally unscrew. Other than that its great.

I seem to be a bit hit or miss with guitar cables. Naturally, I don't want to fork out a silly amount for a lead, just in case it turns out to be a rip off but there obviously has to be a limit with being cheap and going with the most basic product possible. It seems with the Stagg 20ft. S-Series, I have hit the perfect affordable product for use with my guitar.I'm not exactly a pro when it comes to guitars. I play mines at home to waste time and don't really know the ins and outs of these sort of things. But the product I bought appears to be very well put together and is considerably sturdier than I was expecting for the price range. The coiled cable is a lot longer and flexible than it looks. It provides a good reach when I'm playing, letting me walk around a bit but doesn't stretch enough that I can get the chord hooked and damaged on something. I also found that it is considerably easier to tidy up. You don't have to wind it up in a tiresome circle like normal guitar leads. It just sort of folds in to the perfect position to be tucked away. There also hasn't been any sign of interference in the sound. Can't go wrong with that.Honestly, I couldn't tell you about the specs of the cable etc but I can vouch for it on performance alone. It's by far the best budget guitar lead I have bought so far and if you're in need of a quick replacement, you can't go wrong.