Fender Deluxe Series Coiled Instrument Cable, Straight/Angle, Tweed, 30ft

If you have the money for Mogami go for it but you're not going to get any really noticeable increase in sound quality. These Fender cables are my go-to for several reasons. I use these as studio cables for recording but they'd be great for live applications too. The tweed outer jacket kind of holds a memory of its shape if you keep it wrapped or coiled between uses which is great to get it out of the way. It's also a really solid cable in that it can take a beating. Mine gets walked on by myself (accidentally), my wife, my daughter, and pets and they hold up great. The ends can come undone and you can do your own maintenance on them if you ever happen to need to. The build quality on these is so good that they'll last years before needing a new one. I only got this one because I needed a right angle plug on one end for guitars like the Jazzmaster that have an input on the front of the guitar that needs to be out of the way of the tremolo arm.The sound quality is as good as you're going to get. I mentioned before that you can get Mogami cable or some obscenely expensive cable but you're playing a game of diminishing returns there. The difference between this cable and one that's over twice as expensive is so minimal that you're not going to notice it in a mix and you're really going to be straining to hear the difference in the high end on its own.The jacks are gold plated so the connections are solid and reliable. The cable is sturdy but not overly thick. The ten footers are great for plugging straight into an amp or going from guitar to pedal board and the three footers are wonderful for going from pedal board output to amp input.Great cables, right price, I'll never use anything else.

While more expensive than other brands, I really like this cable. It's super flexible and the connectors are high quality (I have one cable one which I constantly have to tighten the connectors, so this is a real benefit to me). There's no hum or other distortion that I can detect. Highly recommended.

Very sturdy

No noise, works great for a studio, probably wouldn’t use for a standing gig as it has some heft to it.

Heavy duty instrument cable design. The coil is much shorter than you’d think which is good for those situations where your cable makes a mess on the ground because it’s too long.One thing is it’s heavier than I thought so take some care into which guitar you plug it into and which end of the cable / angled or straight. So far no issues for me but a guitar with a weak jack may not play nice with this style cable.

Really great. Also really heavy. I use it for practice sitting near the amp and it's perfect for that. For on stage you might prefer a traditional cable or wireless setup.

Beautiful and very well made but...It's a little HEAVY. All the braiding looks great but really adds weight to the cable. Definitely not the end of the world but something to consider. The 18.6' length is also a little weird. I'm used to a 20' cable and although it's less than 2' shorter, the thickness and weight of it make it seem much shorter

It did a great job being an instrument cable. I'm not sure what else to say. It's a fender branded thing, and it works. I haven't tested for noise but for general wankery it doesn't cause any problems like popping or buzzing.