pro snake TPM 6

I have had an interesting experience with different types of audio tables ranging from guitar cables, to microphone cables, etc. This one is by far the best cables I've had. It was a bit of a blind purchase as I did not know the brand quite well, but my risk paid off.

Quality of the cable is outstanding. Have been using it for more than a year and can't report any issues or damaged to it. Have traveled with and that hasn't caused any issues as well. It is also easy to fold and to put it in a bag to carry around - not a big fan of super heavy duty cable exteriors that are not flexible.

If you need a great cable that's durable and great in quality, definitely get a few of these cables for your recording studio - home or professional. It feels light, is very easy to fold and fits in well in a bag to taken with you where ever you go. The price of it definitely provides more than you might think you would get. Haven't heard about this brand before, but will definitely keep it mind for further cable related purchases. Awesome!

(But i've had some 4 or 5 of these particular cables a long time and they all still work fine!)

Love getting cables @Thomann

They have a huge variety of cable types, lenghts, terminations, adaptors (different terminations on the same cable), and the price is always right.

If the cable is for stationary use and/or in permanent/fixed positions, i always go for the cheapest one. When it will have a somewhat rougher, more demanding life, with lots of travelling and disconnecting hundreds of times, they offer some higher quality versions at a still very nice price level.

And there's other qualities that become important when your cable length becomes considerable (like sensitivity to EMI, microphonics, etc.). In that case the the better quality usually pays off.

Be aware though, that audio technology is a very well understood science.
Magic or miracle cables don't exist: extremely expensive cables sometimes promoted by audio suppliers are a hoax. Ask any professional audio FOH-technician, producer or engineer!

For the money, I think this represents great value. Sure, it might not be as good or as robust as the boutique cables with high end connectors but since I'll only be using this at home for recording where it's unlikely to get abused and if it fails isn't a big deal, I think it is a good choice. I was a bit concerned that it might cause some loss of signal strength but even using it with a ribbon mic (which are typically low output) I didn't have any issues with levels or sound quality. The female XLR is a tight fit but that's ok and I don't know if the issue is the mic or the XLR itself and again at least it isn't going to fall out.

I'm using it at home for recording miked amps. I connect my SM57 mike to the preamp and I have a really good quality od sound . Good clarity , noise free , good quality , I am using it daily for 2 months without problems . Good value for money ! ! !
Maybe it s a bit too long for my needs , but that's my fault . I didn't expect that a long cable could drive me mad inside the house. :))
I recommend it for rehearsal rooms , and even on stage.
It have a cable tie as well so you can organize your cables and transport them easily.
pros : Good quality for money , Strong connections , Low noise , Cable tie , sleeved ends , very good construction !
cons : Couldn't say anything bad about this cable, didn' t have any problems at all with it by now.
Also the thomann team is working properly with shipping and you can track your item at all times . they deliver the items in time and properly packaged , never have had any trouble .
I recommend this cable for everyone needs a good quality cable for little penny.