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Quality cable, a few issues
This cable is fantastic, it sounds phenomenal and clear, doesn't tangle and feels weighty and good quality, as expected of planet waves.
The straight jack fits snug into pretty much anything, and actually takes a bit of force to get out which is both good and bad,
The right-angled jack however feels really quite heavy and I've had some issues getting it to stay in certain guitars due to the guitar output EG: Ibanez Apex 2 and a Fender Thinline 72 Telecaster (with the older outputs). The jack's housing ends up touching the body and obstructs itself, sometimes falling out or feeling generally loose.
Lastly the circuit breaker switch seems to have taken a turn for the worse since previous models. I purchased this due to a great experience with a friends where the circuit remained broken until a second press, but this cable only breaks while held and its actually quite difficult to hold it tight enough while inputting the jack. The result is an inconsistent break and it often sounds worse than the noise you're trying to avoid with the breaker.
Overall I'd steer clear of the right angled jack or simply switch the ends round and treat it like a normal, high quality cable.
The straight jack fits snug into pretty much anything, and actually takes a bit of force to get out which is both good and bad,
The right-angled jack however feels really quite heavy and I've had some issues getting it to stay in certain guitars due to the guitar output EG: Ibanez Apex 2 and a Fender Thinline 72 Telecaster (with the older outputs). The jack's housing ends up touching the body and obstructs itself, sometimes falling out or feeling generally loose.
Lastly the circuit breaker switch seems to have taken a turn for the worse since previous models. I purchased this due to a great experience with a friends where the circuit remained broken until a second press, but this cable only breaks while held and its actually quite difficult to hold it tight enough while inputting the jack. The result is an inconsistent break and it often sounds worse than the noise you're trying to avoid with the breaker.
Overall I'd steer clear of the right angled jack or simply switch the ends round and treat it like a normal, high quality cable.
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Not sure what's wrong
Thomann Customer service helped me a lot with this, nevertheless the product is quite different from what I've expected. The Kill-switch needs to be pressed all the time whereas the other versions of it. Now with this being said, the cable is neat and good sounding, but the main feature remain useless for what I wanted, avoid pops. Thanks Thomann customer service again.
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