Donner Flat Patch Cables for Guitar Effect Pedal 6 Inch Save Space Clear Sound 1/4" TS Right Angle 6 Packs

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Perfect for pedal boards with low real estate. I was able to add an entire new pedal onto my board by switching to this style of "flat" patch cables. Have had no issues to report. Couldn't be happier with them, unless they make a rainbow pack.

I have an older chorus pedal where the input is too close to the 9V jack. I can’t use this 90° cable there as it blocks the power plug.I now use a straight plug at the input of the chorus.Otherwise, the cables work fine.

These seem to work fine, i like that the ends aren't too bulky

The Donner cables were low priced, worked ok, and saved room. However, I had trouble plugging 2 of these cables into the stereo output of the Boss DD7 pedal. It was when the 2 cables are headed in opposite directions. So I had to use another cable I had for that 1 place. The head is a little long.Also, the cables were supossed to arrive with the Donner pedal I ordered from the same seller, but it wasnt in the bag. Even though the invoice said it was in there. That was probably just a packing issue from the seller. Amazon sent a replacement a couple days later.

They do it! All day & every day! They connect those little boxes together!

Need for new board. work perfectly.

Excellent,just what I needed to tighten up space on my small board.

Just added some pedals to my board, so needed a few more patch cables. Never used this brand of cable, but I liked the look of the low profile connector so took a risk. They feel reasonably robust. I can't confirm the gauge of the wire itself. But they have a pretty good stiff feel to them, and the connector doesn't feel flimsy. I've had one problem with a pedal with a power supply port right next to the cable input (why do pedal designers do this? It is so annoying!), and the pointy angle of this connector head pokes out covering the power connector port. If they were round, rather than squarish, this wouldn't be a problem.Also, I've only been using these for less than a week now. Don't know if these patch cables are sturdy and will stand up to the test of time. I have some guitar cables from the 80's that still work... will these still work in the 50's... who knows.But, I've been patching and repatching these cables, as I reorganize my now bloated pedal board, so they have seen some actual use, getting plugged and replugged, and twisted and bent, and have had no issues.I do feel that these cables are too expensive for what they are. But that seems to be the way of the guitar world now. A pedal that has 20 cents of components, a few dollars of actual hardware, like knobs and enclosure, goes for $250, and people don't seem to blink an eye at those prices. Considering you can buy a new cell phone for that price that has a thousand more micro components, a high rez screen, a processor, ram, connection ports, etc. etc. all of which are considerably more expensive, and you can buy it for the same price... something isn't right in these two markets. Seems like prices related to musical instruments and production has just gone way up. And especially in the guitar world, which seemed to be on its last legs, and prices were falling on used gear, but now used pedals have more than doubled in prices....Why that is, I don't know. But these cables seem to be along for the same hike in price.And yes, I'm aware quite a few people are willing to spend $100 on a single 6 inch patch cable, but that doesn't make these cables reasonably priced for what they cost to produce.I did choose to purchase them though, and they have worked so far. Hope I can manage to update this review if they fall apart! I am thankful for this company making this product available for purchase, though, so please don't get me wrong.