Donner Flat Patch Cables

They work fine and the price makes them good value.

I needed connecting patch cables that didn't take up very much room in order to fit my pedals on my pedal board. After trying a few different kinds, these turned out to be perfect, the best of all of the options I tried. Not too long, with flat angled plugs that fit pretty snugly against the pedal. They seem substantial enough that they aren't going to go bad.

Low noise, high quality. Would buy again.

I'll save the story and just give you the important stuff - PRO: - saves space by having flat connectors, more than i thought - decent price point - tastes acceptable, on par with other cables i've tasted - no audio issues at all, but i have not yet had the opportunity to gig with them CON: - the cables are more rigid than i'd like them to be, so they sometimes stay pointing up between pedals. this problem is especially evident when 2 cables are used for stereo pedals - the connectors are wide for what they are, especially at the extremities. this too makes them a little fiddly when using stereo pedals - way too short for jump rope - very poor as an inflation device

These patch cables are perfect. Exactly the type I was after.

Work great. Very flat, so it is easy to patch between pedals. Made wiring my pedal board very clean and simple.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Perfect for pedal boards with low real estate. I was able to add an entire new pedal onto my board by switching to this style of "flat" patch cables. Have had no issues to report. Couldn't be happier with them, unless they make a rainbow pack.

These work well for a bargain price. I don't have much room between the pedals on my pedal board, and this solved the issue.

Great cables

Están muy bien solo la cabeza cuadrada quita espacio si los quieres girar. No meten ruido.

These ( unlike the 12” Donner cables I last ordered expected to be flat but were not), are flat and very flexible. The uniquely shaped pancake jacks however are wide at the top compared to the smaller all around flat cables from either MXR or Earnie Ball ( I can’t remember offhand) but they are also cheaper by a fair bit. Pretty good but it’s harder to get pedals super extra tight together by offsetting the jacks . They need to be annoyingly more offset, flaring up my OCD mojo, mannnn. Otherwise pretty good especially for the dough. Gotta try the EBS, or make my own pricey ones with Square Jacks and mini Canare or Mogami wire, so easy 13 bucks a pop for a 3 inch cable isn’t outta the question.

Seems like a good product. Time will tell how well, but for the price its worth it. Unless your a professional and performing regularly, this is more than adequate.

These are great. The sound quality so far appears to be great. With the added flexibility and reduced headroom I can get pedals just over an inch apart rather than 2 inches before with traditional cables. It does come with 1 that is not right to left which is handy if you want to drop down on the pedal board rather than side by side. Another user complained about this but I found it useful.