FenderOriginal Series Instrument Cable, Straight/Straight, Daphne Blue, 18.6ft

Great quality on the cable but gets dirty easy in the blue color. Other than that it’s great

Great color, matches the Mustang bass! Heavy duty quality. I was actually surprised at how heavy it is. The coils are fatter and heavier than all my previous coily cables. Maybe almost too heavy!

There was a concern that a coiled cord might distort the sound. The coiled cord stopped me from stepping on it while I was right next to the board but also gave me the flexibility to move around the stage. I could not notice any compromise in the sound at all. It's heavier and a little higher priced but I like using it. It's really durable, too.

This cable did not have as much shielding as I expected. Seems to create a lot of feedback compared to my other guitar cables. I bought it because of the Fender brand, and it was a good price, but I should've spent a few dollars more for something better.

I'd already bought one of these from a local music shop, and for the price I couldn't pass up buying another one!

Does what it’s suppose to do and much better than the Amazon basic chord spend the money on better quality.

Looks good with my guitar and amp

I’ve been using this cable for a few months now. So far I’m impressed with its sound and durability and it looks great too. I’ve gone through a few cables lately that didn’t last long but this one is holding up really well.

cheapish good cables and really handy for playing lots of gigs (esp if you're touring) because:1. you can see your cable in the low light after a gig so you dont leave it on the stage and drive off2. nobody can accidentally pick it up mistakenly cuz it's obviously not theirs3. if youre using multiple cables at gigs, there is a tendencay (for me) to miscount them in the after-gig stress. having a few that are different colours helps me to visualise that i have all of them before leaving them.

I bought this to plug into my fiesta red fender Stratocaster. So just a bit of a gimmick really, the jack is slim so easy to plug into a strat but tbh I have a thick neutrix jack that will fit fine. I noticed first time using it on stage I had no sound at first and had to wiggle it a bit at the other end going into my pedal board but it’s been fine ever since so no issues. The cable itself is fairly slim making it easy to fit in my guitar case. I normally keep all my cables in a separate case but this is only to use on one guitar. Would be nice if they did the hardware in gold plating too for improved quality (and too look even better with my gold hardware).On the whole I’m happy with this as it was really cheap and not given me any real problems so far but I don’t feel it’s great quality and probably won’t last very long using it live but that’s fine for a £7 cable and if it breaks I’ll probably get another but this is not a heavy duty touring lead. Looks nice though and has the logo

Arrived before scheduled time.Tried them out as soon as I got them.Nice looking item too.Fender items are always pretty decent.Hopefully I should have no problems with these.Great item to have if a touring a fulltime musician or to keep as spares just incase you need extra leadsReccomend this item.Thanks

I’ve had this fender lead for a few months now, I’ve tripped over it, left it plugged in for days and run over it with my office chair a million times. Still works 100% with no loss of quality and it’s Sea Foam Green so it matches perfectly with my Fender Jaguar.

Stopped working after a month.Was playing my bass when the amp stopped working all of a sudden.After checking everything (Guitar,amp settings, power all checked out). Switched out the fender cable for an older one I had. Sure enough everything back up and running. Tested with different guitars etc, Definitely the cable at fault. Gutted, would’ve thought a brand like Fender would be much better quality.Bedroom practice amp so wasn’t due to excessive gig’s, wasn’t stepped on or stored poorly.