pro snake WL Cable Shure Angled

Like already written, the main reason I bought the cable is because it is much cheaper then the original Shure cable for their wireless systems.
Now I already used it for a few rehearsals and one live performance and for so long it is doing its job. I use it with a bass, so there are two reasons why I like it:
- I chose the "Angled" Version because the jack is on the front side and so I can avoid a cable break what may happen when it's bent all the time.
- The length of the cable is good, it's long enough that you can hold the bass in the air or something like that when you play but it's also short enough to put the rest of it in your trouser pocket.
So, im lucky with it at all.

The price and quality is high and I can't find anything to complain about. Sometimes on small parts like these, having the heaviest duty plugs (like Neutrics) actually does more damage / creates more problems. These plugs are high quality yet not so huge as to get in the way or weigh too heavily on the lead and / or pull out the soldered connections. The only thing to bear in mind is that the lead is longer than the Line 6 one, so there may be excess wire to deal with (unless you fancy cutting the jack off at the desired point and resoldering. If so, do yourself a favour and only cut off and resolder the 1/4" jack, as resoldering these mini xlr plugs is no fun whatsoever unless you're into micro surgery.