Fender Deluxe Series Instrument Guitar Cable, 10ft / 3m, Straight/Straight Jacks, Tweed
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Fender Deluxe Series Instrument Guitar Cable, 10ft / 3m, Straight/Straight Jacks, Tweed

Fender · ASIN: B07MVSBXZV

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Product Details

Brand
Fender
Model
‎990820089
Color
‎Tweed
Size
‎10FT/3M
Dimensions
‎24 x 23 x 3 cm; 0.32 g
Weight
‎0.32 g
Manufacturer
Fender
Warranty
and Repairs Limited-LifetimeWarranty
Date First Available
25 Jan. 2019
ASIN
B07MVSBXZV

Customer Reviews Summary

The best quality instrument lead going.As you’d expect from a fender instrument lead the sound is great. I got the 4.5m version for my guitar and it’s awesome! It looks super sleek.Doesn’t kink and has protective braiding.Has gold plated connections too for even more super tone!When I’m not using it… It has a nice Velcro strap to tie it away.If you’re buying a guitar lead I definitely recommend getting the highest quality one you can find. It’s just not worth it to scrimp of this kind of gear. It makes your tone so much better than using cheap equipment and a quality cable will last you a long time.The cheaper ones last about a month or two before the conections break in the soldering or they just go dead… but I play a lot so I guess it’s wear and tear.