Ghost Fire Solderless Pedalboard Cable Kit, 6.5ft Cable & 10 Nickel Plated Copper Tip Connectors for Guitar Effects & Pedal Board, DIY Custom Patch Cables with Cutter, Bolt Driver (SP-01)

I was putting together a pedal board but found that I really needed some cables of varying lengths, and the ones I had were not going to work. This was the perfect solution. You can make each cord precisely how long you need, and the fact that they come out of the jacks at a 90 degree angle and have a thinner gauge than normal cords allows for tight fits between pedals with no problem. It's very easy to use. The set comes with all the tools you need, although really, you just need a screwdriver and pair of wire snips. It's pretty intuitive how to assemble, but I did look up a YouTube video just to confirm, which was a good thing, because I had assumed you would need to strip back some of outer sheath in order to have the wire exposed for contact, but that is not the case, as you simply insert the end of the cord into the jack, sheath and all, bend it into the notch, and screw the cap back into place. It's as easy as it gets. The only thing I wish it came with is just a simple set of instructions with a diagram or two just to confirm what to do, but again, you can easily find demonstration videos on YouTube, so it was really no problem. Highly recommended.

I seriously don't know how D'Addario, Boss, etc. can justify selling their cable kits for close to $100 when you can get the same, if not better, cables from GhostFire. I love the fashionable plugs, and installation was literally so easy. I know you're supposed to test cables, but I threw them on my board and went for it, worked like a charm. I even screwed up a pretty lengthy cable, and still had extra! Even came with a nifty, adjustable, switchable screwdriver and little wire-cutter/stripper. I might even start buying pedals off Amazon now x.x Will update on durability, but after two rehearsals they're still going strong.

This was my first time using a solderless cable making kit. I didn’t want to spend a lot of money so I went with these. Everything was packaged well. All parts are high quality. Even the tools that are included are great quality for the job. Cables are easy to assemble. No instructions were included but the construction is pretty intuitive. I had no problem installing these and my board has never been cleaner or more organized. Everything sounds great and the connections are tight. Would buy again in a heartbeat.

Keep in mind the price of this kit. If you're expecting the very best patch cables, you're fooling yourself.I redid my board recently and needed some very specific sizes. I didn't want premade that would have been too long and require a lot of routing work to clean it up underneath. I'll admit, the negative reviews on here made me hesitant, but I decided to pull the trigger anyway. I'm glad I did. The cable quality itself is a little small and thin and really is the only my sort of complaint. That said, putting these together was crazy easy. It was so easy to measure, cut, put together, and apply them to my board. So far, they've been functioning great and the sound is fine. Even though they went together easy, they seem to hold together very well. For it's price, I'm pleasantly surprised by the quality.

I replaced all of my Mogami gold 6" cables with this kit. Being able to cut all of my cables to the perfect size and choose either straight or 90 degree connectors to my own preference is amazing, and as someone that is not very skilled with a soldering iron I love that it's braindead easy to put it all together. Wish you could buy a pack with more connector heads because I have a lot of excess cable left over after rewiring my pedalboard but regardless this is a great product and I have recommended it to many of my friends and colleagues.

George L is the standard for modular patch cable systems, but the stuff is not inexpensive. This system seems very comparable. The components seem to be pretty high quality. It's very easy to put together and the plugs have the benefit of being used as right angle or as straight plugs. Additionally, you can also get the exact angle that you need on the right angle plugs. I.e, plugs can point the same way opposite direction or really any angle that you want so you can precisely fit them in between specific pedals.The kit includes a very nice precision cutter and stripper tool as well as a very usable screwdriver that fits the small set screws on the plugs.

Took a chance on this brand and what a surprise! I looked at the very expensive ones from folks like D'addario and other name brands costing 3 times as much, but in my opinion, this kit gets the job done quite well. Easy to use and It comes with a nice little extendable-length screw driver and wire cutter/stripper too! You'll want to hold on to these tools for other uses.As for the sound of the cable, I cannot tell any difference between these and expensive patch cables. And for reference, I've been playing for over 30 years so I would -hope- my ears could tell if there was any discernible differences.My only quibble is that I wish it came with just a bit more cable length. I need to contact the company and see if I can get more cable only.

Doesn't work. This kind of product makes me feel much better about tariffs.