Bullet Cable30 ft. Premium Vintage Coil Cable - Red - Straight to Angle Chrome Bullet Connectors

I debated getting a coiled cord for a long time. Then couldn't make up my mind between this and vox. I finally pulled the trigger on this one. I am not sorry that I chose this one. It feels very well constructed & hefty. One drawback is that it is heavy enough to pull itself out of your input jack. You have to wrap it through your strap. Since its coiled its not the same as wrapping w/a straight cable. Not a big deal, but just wanted to note it. I A/B between this and my Fender custom shop 10ft cord. This one wins! It does take off a small amount of highs, but this cable sounds how it feels and looks: tough! After switching between the two, I say the custom shop cable sounded weak and thin(BTW I love the fender custom shop cables. Good cables too). IMO you won't miss that glass sound from your other cable's. If you do just add some chorus and use a equalizer. I don't think you will be dissatisfied at all. I bought the white cable and I can tell will need cleaned often, but it sure looks sexy.Still lovin it!!!

The media could not be loaded.  Love this cable!! Had never gave me a problem and has a great sound! I am able to play with high gain without worrying about that feedback, I would high recommend this cable!

No doubt this is an awsome cable, noticed a difference in sound from my crap excuse of a cable that came with my bass, looks awsome,i also love how much freedom you have with this cable it stretched out forever that is considering it doesnt get pinched or wedged somewhere. however it does lose shape and get ugly after a short bit....especially if you accidently step on it, stretch it out too far or, pinch it with something esp a chair or the amp. :(i find myself reshaping the cable quite often. its also a tad bit awkward for storage depending on what you have, i only have a gig bag, altho it has some pretty large pockets the cable takes up alot of space in there. other than that, this is defenitely a solid product! how ever i dont think i will go with the coil next time.

It is 30' but effective length is about 10-15'. If you are getting 15' out of 30' cable that means 15' is just sitting their sucking life from your tone. Do yourself a favour and A/B Bullet 30' cable with 10-15' regular good quality cable - eg. Planet Waves. You WILL hear the difference. Bullet would be OK if your amp was bright and you wanted to kill some highs but it is also HEAVY and producer made (IMHO) design mistake by not adding about 4' of straight segment of cable on both ends. That would have allowed the coiled part to just lay on the floor. Instead the whole thing dangle between and and guitar - all 1.6 pounds putting constant stress on input jack. If you go to floor pedal then that is one thing - no stress on input to pedal and on guitar end you can use slightly longer straight segment on right-angle end to plug into guitar and have less of the coiled part dangling in the air. I admit it is cool looking cable but not very well designed or useful if your instrument is not very bright.

I had one of these years ago which failed after a while. The connection came undone due to a flaw in the design (I repaired it, but the way the cable took stress at the end made it break again). They have changed the design which fixed that problem. It is a great quality cable in every other way. Nice to have one that I don't have to wrap up.

Great signal, awesome looks, and coil is very practical. It is heavy though and will add around 1 lb to your guitar. Be prepared for that.

The color is actually a neon aqua color. Much much darker than the picture. The cable also caused some signal loss. Not as advertised at all. Didn't work for my needs.

A little bit heavy compared to other cables, but I like the look and sound of the cable. It drives me crazy that one of the rubber protectors at one end slides down occasionally, but it doesn't affect the sound. It's a very rugged cable. It's been run over by dollies, stepped on, yanked out of amps by accident, and crammed into gear bags. Holds up well.