Dunlop MXR 6 Inch Right Angle Pancake Guitar Patch Cables for Effects Pedals, 6 Pack

Great cables BUT the heads are too big to use in adjacent connections on Boss pedals. If you're doing anything else, no complaints at all.

I had been using Hosa brand flat pancake jack patch cables for a good while. They were a good way to get the pedals all in real close without running too much cable length and are really affordable. After couple years though, they began to wear out and fail on me because they're pretty flimsy. So I figured it's time for an upgrade and get some good quality name brand patch cables. I'd got a few free with a pedal purchase before and once I wired my whole board with these patch cables, the improvement in signal clarity was 3 Fold easily. These retain perfect shielding, and are sturdier without being very expensive. They still allow me to fit all my pedals in real close together and are the perfect length. Not to mention they just look cool. Definitely aids the aesthetic element of a well designed pedalboard when you've got all one brand and that brand is MXR. Highly Recommended.

Excellent patch cables with no unintended weird noises and solid (and serviceable) connectors. Had to get two sets for my pedal board and they are perfect for what I need. Way better than generic ones.

These are well known for good sound and durability. Only issue is that the flat heads are fairly large around so it pushes into the power supply cable on some of my pedals including the widely use Archer's. Over time, I suspect pushing the power cable sideways is going to cause issues.

No signal loss between pedals which seems common in my experience. Look and feel well built. I only play at home and do not remove cables often so I cannot say how well they hold up. The flat connections are a great solution for small or cramped boards and work well. The flat heads aren't too wide [seems to be a problem for some people ]for any of my pedals which are a mix of micro and standard sized pedals. Very twisty and flexible for close pedals.

These work great and take up minimal space. Great cables!

Back for more - I guess I have too many pedals? Of the few different types and brands I have tried, these have worked out to be the winners. They are quite low profile, flexible and feel solid. The signal quality seems good. I've not done anything like an engineering test, but I trust these. They have proven to be the right length for me; but if you're going to try and connect two pedals that aren't adjacent, you might need something longer. I've got a few other patch cables I could make work, but I've rather use these. I bought these back in 2019 for about $25, and it looks like they are a couple bucks more, six years later. A win.

Great price. Great patch cables.