CPP-204 Stereo Interconnect, Dual 1/4 Inch TS to Same, 13 Feet

Needed a longer stereo cable for my floorboard guitar processor to a backstage stagebox to our out front of stage mixer. The quality is fantastic for balanced signals and the price is very affordable. Works perfectly. Sold by Amazon from a third person supplier Sweetwater. I couldn’t be happier because I’ve made dozens of purchases through the years from them and they are amazing.

I use this cable to connect the outputs of my boss GX100 multiFX guitar processor to two separate Peavey KB100 PA amp/cabinets for beautiful stereo sound in my home studio. I unzipped the connectors on one end far enough to reach to the individual PA cabinets and left the rest of it zipped together as it comes from the factory to plug into the two quarter inch outputs from the effects unit. Done deal . I wouldn't consider these heavy duty like a whirlwind type plug for repeated use on the road but for studio setup and occasional reconfiguration, these are excellent. I like how the red and black color coding helps you keep the channels correctly matched.

The cords were plugged into a rather ancient volume pedal that I am using for keyboards. They work great!! No off-putting noises; very quiet, and the perfect length for going from the synth to the pedal-from the pedal to the amp!

Love these cables! Well made and worth the price IMHO.

I got these for hooking up a couple of stereo guitar pedals. Not crazy about the molded ends but they seem fairly ridged so you would have to work to break the wires. Also, they are quiet (well shielded) and reduce clutter a lot.

Does what it should w no issues.

Hosa cables were synonymous with junk back in the day but they seemed to have adjusted their process and the cables are better quality now. Of course, thing is a cheaper cable with molded ends, which means it's garbage when it fails, but it seems like it will last and my recent Hosa cables have been holding up nicely for years. I wouldn't gig with them but good enough for my home studio.

I've bought Hosa products for decades, it seems. They work, they last, and the price is good. I do take care of my cables, i.e. I don't step on them or kink them, so this is not a review for heavy duty (ab)use ... I've enjoyed having dual cables because I run stereo from my Hammond SK-2; dual cables cut setup/teardown time significantly because not only is plugging in and routing/placement more convenient, but I coil up only 1 audio cable instead of 2 when packing up ... various lengths help me adapt to using my own amplifier gear (short) or setting up across the room from a PA or studio mixer.