Ancable 2-Pack Premium 1/4 Inch Right Angle Guitar Cable Adapter, 6.35mm 1/4" TS Mono Male to Female Heavy Duty Metal Connector for V-Shape and Front Facing Jack Guitars

These space saving 90 degree adapters come in handy, and can make a straight cable work in situations where a 90 degree end is needed on a cable, and you don't have one. They seem solidly constructed and work well in most applications. They do have an issue of clearance when trying to use them on Dunlop style pedal bodies (i.e. Cry Baby Wah and other pedals that use the same enclosure/rocker), but otherwise have worked well for me.

Already had straight cable, but bought a floor guitar stand. Not enough clearance under stand with straight cable plugged in. This is an inexpensive solution. Plugs in easily, stays secure, no loss of sound, durable metal. I can now keep guitar plugged in while it sits on a stand during performances. An excellent value for one, compared to others on the market, with an extra to spare.

These work well to orient the cable to the right direction. The connection is solid.

I haven't used these a lot since I got them, but no issues so far. Very sturdy construction. Gets the job done, if you need a 90 degree plug.

Super handy - for example plug this in to the front panel of a guitar amp so if you step on the instrument cord it doesnt torque your input jack, the plug easily pulls out of the downward facing elbow preventing any stress on the jack. Many other uses.

Warning NOT a snug fit. Neither adapter securely held the 1/4" connection. I play a Gibson es-335 and use a right angle guitar cord. I bought these for the times I only have a straight connector. I was playing a show and had no signal as I was tuning pre-show. As I was going through my panic checklist, I found that my straight 1/4" was not making a solid connection even though it was still inside the adapter. I pulled them apart and went with the straight plug. I tried to salvage my purchase by using them on my floor pedal but again it wasn't secure nor reliable. They are solid and have some heft but the internal connection is not very strong. I disassembled one but I wasn't able to fix the issue.

I hate changing cables when I'm using a P bass which works best with a right angle cable end, and then I also have a J bass which has a 1/4" input on the side. I just pop one of these on the cable end, strap on my P bass and I'm done. Very easy and works well when gigging. It 'can' pop off if you step on the cable and don't wrap it around past your strap, so be forewarned. That's the best practice anyway.

Worked well for a couple of weeks, and then stared cutting out without any stress or pulling on the jack. Used the other one and seems ok.

few uses and in the internal connection becomes loose and WILL FAIL YOU WHEN YOU'RE ON STAGE! If that doesn't scare you, please... go ahead... :)