Pig HogPH10R - 1/4" - 1/4" Right Angle 8mm Instrument Cable -10 ft.- Black

Best guitar cord I've never bought and I've bought a lot of different brands. By far the highest quality for the price. It is thick and durable with unbelievable sound quality. I won't buy any other brand any more.

Behold the unsung hero of every electric guitarist's arsenal: the guitar cable. Much like a silent knight, this Pig Hog faithfully carries the melodies and riffs from your fingertips to the amplifier, never seeking the spotlight but always delivering with unwavering reliability. A great guitar cable, like the one I've recently had the pleasure of wielding, isn't just a conduit for sound; it's a conduit for inspiration. With its sturdy construction and impeccable shielding, it defies the chaos of interference, ensuring that every note sings with clarity and precision. And oh, the flexibility! With a cable that moves and bends effortlessly, you're free to roam the stage or family room with the agility of a rock god, never tethered by cumbersome constraints. Whether you're shredding solos or strumming ballads, this guitar cable stands as a steadfast companion, silently amplifying your passion and prowess. In a world where gear often steals the spotlight, let us not forget the humble guitar cable — the unsung hero that keeps the music flowing.

We are switching out all our cables for Pig Hog. These are some beefy wires that don’t tangle easily, and have stood up to abuse. We use them on the road every week. We haven’t had one bad one yet. High quality wires. Well made. Strong connectors.

I've been using Pig Hog cables exclusively for years and I've never had one fail on me yet. They're built with heavy duty construction and quality materials. I have bought some of the Guitar Center cheaper cables in a pinch for immediate use and many of them have wound up developing shorts in the cabling within a few months. Mostly got them because of the cheaper price but with that comes much less quality too! Nothings worse than hooking up only to have a your signal interrupted because your input cable has a short! I've never once had it ever happen with Pig Hog cabling. Good riddance to the cheap GC Black and Blue wrap cables now for good!