POSUGEAR 3.5mm to 6.35mm cable 1M, 3.5mm (1/8 inch) Male TRS to 6.35mm (1/4 inch) Male TS Gold-Plated Connector Audio Stereo HiFi Nylond Braid Cable with Aluminium Alloy Housing

Very good lead. Purchased for my electric Yamaha piano to go into my Marshall Stanmore 2 speakers. The lead is very Durable, fits well in both connections, very clear sound and paying a little extra for a cable with better durability and functionality goes a long way.

Great thick cable perfect for my head phones to audio interface.

I have a bunch of headphones, all with 3.5mm jacks but I spend most of the day with headphones on listening to audio from a mixer whose headphone socket is 6.5mm. Until getting this cable, I used 3.5-6.5mm adapters and found that every one had problems maintaining stereo balance and many cutting out completely if the headphone cable were moved. In most cases, I found that the 3.5mm headphone jacks never plugged into the adapter snugly enough. The answer was a bespoke cable.This cable is definitely for those who like it long and hard. It is not the most pliable cable in the worldand it woncertainly won't scrunch up tightly into your pocket. However, its robustness is its strength and there are no audio issues after plugging it in. Unless you move around.This cable has got to be one of the most microphonic I have ever used. The slightest touch is relayed faithfully into the headphones and if you scratch it very lightly with your fingernails, the clarity of the resulting rasp in your ear is quite stunning.OK, what about the amazing noise cancellation on my Sony WH1000 XM4s? Does the noise cancellation not attenuate the handling noise? Nope.If I turn my head slightly, the cable can often brush lightly against my collar and the resulting noise is more than audible. This kind of thing can be pretty distracting when listening to quiet music and I have to resort to taking special measures to ensure that such movements will not involve the cable brushing against anything. The thing is, the cable offers slightly better audio quality as a result of its construction but it then introduces noise due to it being so microphonic.So, plug in, sit back, tape the cable to the arm of your chair and don't move.

Quality lead and does the job.

Very good quality cable and price, used on a Fender micro plus to a guitar amp worked great.

Spot on what I expected. Can’t fault the cable at all. Feels well made.

A solid, reliable, well manufactured cable that does what it says on the tin. I needed a good cable to feed audio from one device to another, that will not bend or fray too much, and crucially has good stress relief at the plugs and engages each respective socket(both 3.5mm & 1/4") with a satisfying, restraining click. When I expand the system soon, to cope with other demands, I'll be getting more of these types of cables.

not worth the money. It simply does not work as it should. I have hundreds of cables in my studio and this is the first one that does not work as it should. Will not be taking the cheap option again.