Pig HogPX-T3503 3.5mm TRS Instrument Cable, 3 Feet

This is a well made cord. It has a substantial thickness and the barrel connectors are made in such a way that I can use this with my phone with a case on it. I bought some professional headphones with the 3.5 plug but won't plug into my phone unless I take the cover off.I run this cable into a Vox mini 3 guitar amplifier so I can jam to the music. The amp has a headphone jack as well.

Looks for a 3.5mm cable in the search bar around here and you'll find no shortage of results. However, if you want a cable that can survive more than a few weeks before getting that awful static sound of a cheap wire connection, get this. Great if you use your phone with your car stereo, as it will be more likely to survive trips to the car floorboard, passengers with boots, etc.

Pig hog cables are very durable, well sheilded, and reasonably priced. Plus they have a lifetime guarantee!

Just awesome quality cables. I switched completely to PigHog cables for all my home studio needs.

This company is officially the only company that I will buy my cables from, seeing as this was a test purchase for sizing.I will just be using this as a patch cable where needed or a shorter headphone cable. 3ft is just too short for desk use, but I will be buying many more.Length aside. I purchased this in hopes that it would be a thicc boi that I could through around and while yes, yes it is super thicc, it is also made of a soft and plyable rubber that feels great to the touch and is exactly what you expect to see in professional gear.Update 1Not the kind of product you would expect to see updates for, as it's just a cable, but I wanted to note something that you would expect but that I didn't mention. I recently bought more cables and have been using the initial ones that I received and wanted to reiterate that these are installation grade components and as such come with some quirks.Off the top of my head I have two notes (1 good 1 meh):#1 These will have a break in period before they can go limp somewhere and not attempt to curl. These are using a lot of rubber and as such retain the shape of how they are stored, but after a couple days of use you can already see them flatten out. If you want to speed that up and work with them then that is also an option.#2 The connectors are thicc to match the cable, but they have taken this into account and for comparability's sake have a metal ledge on the connect before it meets the plastic housing in hopes that this is enough for some 1/4" adapters that fold over (Pic will be added).

I used this to connect my headphones to my audio interface.Such a shame! The build quality of these are insanely good!! That's the reason I bought them. But after a long session of listening with them I can't help but notice the slight loss in fidelity. There's less nuance in the sound.If you use their cables for instruments, you might be in luck. Not so much for a hi-fi system.

Not much to say, I love how thick it is and the fact that it doesn't have to be straightened out at all. If this is what you're looking for, don't hesitate. I tried mine in my headphones, pre amp, car stereo, and MIDI, and it worked great. Top notch customer service as well 1

One of the few cables that seemed to not even flinch from my heavy use and abuse, but it seems like the audio gets extremely muddy and you can't differentiate between the different sounds if a lot is going on, so it ends up just sounding a jumbled mess to your ears...

An absolute shame everything about the cable is decent, but no shielding makes all of that pointless if you care about audio quality.

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