20 Best Guitar To Usb Cable (2023 Updated)

Fender brand is not the cheapest but you get way you pay for with this product. it works just as it is supposed to. quality components and construction. no noticeable noise. its made of hemp so thats cool.

the color is better than i imagined. it stands out and is easily recognized as mine when all the jamming is done. get some. or dont.

I dont even know why I still waste my time and my money buying cables that are not Fender. I bought this after my £7 cable from Amazon had completely died after only 4 weeks, and its like night and day.

The colourful pattern and the robust build is like no other. Go for it you won’t regret.

Feels great, very sturdy, and meaty, and looks nice. Ive been pretty lucky with cables, and treat them well. So this seems like it will last forever. Nice solid connectors, wanted a shorter 10 length for acoustic playing since no need to move around.

This is perfect for that.

Works as expected. Nothing fancy just simple and directly to the point. Record guitar on software asap.

Some electric background noise but with eq and a noise gate it’s hardly noticeable

I bought this thing on a lark, but to my surprise it worked when I plugged it into my guitar and my notebook computer w/Linux and Audacity. The input level seems a bit low, but I expect this to improve by adding a DI box in-between.

Looks like a good quality cable. Works with the latest version of Rocksmith in microphone mode.

Doesn’t work with Windows 10 (it reports an error when plugged in) and it doesn’t work with Rocksmith on the PS4 (cable is not recognized).

I’m in asia, free shipping arrived pretty fast(around 2 weeks). They answered my message. The store’s service is good. I’m glad I bought It so now I could play rocksmith 2014 remastered on my pc which I bought online from steam with my electric guitar.

Maybe It’s normal for this kind of product (Game accessory from the official company) but I think this cable would be better and last longer with braided strand. This cable comes with raw cable which when you compare It to medium price “real” guitar cable, At this price you could get quite good quality braided cable like fender,vox,rockcable or even mogami 10ft.

I had used many raw cables on many electronics and they had broken inside within few years so I had been pretty much finished with them especially in 30 bucks+ gear. When I knocked the cable a bit while playing I could hear the sound and that’s another thing besides the durability.

Rocksmith is cool game so I’d give the product 3 stars.

It doesn’t have 5000+ complete songs as advertised. The subscription is an absolute rip off given the song choices. You are better off with 2014 until they fix the extremely poor song choices for any given genre.

Don’t waste your money!.

I’ve had no issue with this cable at all since buying it. Always makes good contact with the guitar, if there’s latency with the device, my advice is reduce the sound quality to CD quality in windows, since the latency is actually caused by windows, not the actual cable.

Another thing is, if the volume is turned down really low on the electric guitar, then the cable cannot detect the strings plucked. This isn’t a problem with the cable, but just common sense. It’s a shame these cables aren’t made cheaper by Ubisoft, but would you really want a counterfeit 2 quid cable made in China plugged into your computer? Highly recommended, in fact everything about Rocksmith has been an amazing experience.

I can’t recommend it highly enough!.

Cable is perfect. It is a replacement for my original which was lost in a move. Sometimes replacments are not the same, BUT in this case A1 A1 A1 5 Stars!

Cable works perfectly fine. The annoyance I have is with Rocksmith. You have to disable all other recording devices for it to use the Real Tone cable. Ok Ubisoft….

Looks like someone ripped off the box lid, never bothered to open the cable, so new, heavy taped box. Was a good deal unless you collect boxes.

solid cable, really good for this price point. 30 foot cable for 17 bux? yep. bought this to replace my expensive “m:” brand 21 foot cable that failed yet again, despite them claiming lifetime warranty, they didn’t honor it so i decided to look elsewhere.

i looked all over at many vendors before settling on this one. since i needed it mainly for open mics i host, it seemed solid, and upon arrival didn’t dissappoint. the neutrik appears to be a questionable “liscenced by” product made in china, the other end seems to be the typical yet robust end ya see on many cables these days.

it seems to be holding up well so far, done several gigs with it and it doesn’t seem to color my tone much, which is nice cuz its cool to walk into the audience while actually wired. i’d probably revisit this product in the future when need arrises.

if ya need a decent cable for cheap, this appears to be one of the best deals i could find.

This is one of the best (if not the best) leads I’ve ever used. Made in USA. No cheap junk. I googled the company and the process involved in making those leads. Wow! So I decided to give it a go and yeah.

I purchased multiple times and different sizes already. Materials are AAA, sturdy connections and very firm on the jack ends. Prior to this I had my fair share of tries & throw in the bin medium range priced leads.

If you’re a muso, give it a go, you won’t regret the choice and I’m sure you’ll go back for more in the near future. So far I have seen this brand in one place: Sydney Guitar SetUps. Again, I am not affiliated to the company, I only review things I have bought & tested myself.

The description said Neutrik connectors, but it actually has Rean connectors (made in China by Neutrik), and the Reans are of slightly lower quality, with the outside of the right angle partially made of plastic.

The cable in the photo shows all metal connectors and its cardboard packaging clearly indicates Neutrik, but that’s not what the three 18′ cables I got look like, and they are all the same model number as the one pictured.

They do have an “R” circled on the packaging, which probably stands for “Rean”. For the money, the quality is terrific (plugs are much better quality than other Chinese-made plugs and I’m assuming it’s still Belden wire), but just not quite as terrific as advertised.

Again sales didn’t mention that I already had USB type to type b cable in the box so now I bought a separate one for no reason

It works! It’s a lead. Why do I need 25 characters to complete this?

ur prodect is very nice. Thanks.

Very flexible cable, easily lays down flat on the floor so you don’t trip on it. I never expected such a big difference in sound as opposed to my Groove Plugs and other store brand cables. No static and no crackling from bad end connections.

Nice that they come with the Velcro wraps also. Don’t waste your money on the cheap ones. These are worth the few extra bucks up front.

I really didnt think that guitar cables would make a significant difference in quality of sound. This cable is significant!! It eliminates a lot of guitar hum and produces a cleaner brighter sound. Ive been playing for over 50 years, this is the best for a great price.

Absolutely no Hum. Clean signal from guitar to amp. The color is nice to look at and also help distinguished your cable from everyone elses. For the price, I highly recommend these cables.

It just does what it supposed to do, flexible, high grade cable!

Very nice and good quality fender instrument cable from Music Majis😊

I went with the less expensive cable for the Freeway 251 system, and I wish I had gone with the premium. This cable is somewhat flimsy, and if you happen to hit it just right while moving around, it causes some unwanted noise.

This cable would be a better value at half the price (as would the premium cable). The premium cable in particular, seems way overpriced, when compared to the cost of a premium Shure cable (which unfortunately is not compatible).

Looked like a good deal so I decided to try it. The wireless remote arrived with no cord. Naturally, you have to buy that separately. However, the ad doesn’t really make that very clear. Am waiting on cord to arrive.

Another thing. don’t these people know about a power switch. How expensive can that be?.

The cable is super thin and just looks like it will break. The guitar plug looks very cheap, its okay but for $7. 00 more dollars you can get the braded copper cable and it looks a lot better, so do that instead of the cheap one.

I use this product when I practice around the house with my pocket pod clipped to my side and headphones in. I have crazy little boys who climb all over me and whatever you can imagine so I need gear that can be yanked on, splashed with liquids, you name it.

Fender guitar cables are exactly that. They are a rock solid product. If you happen to practice with a pocketable or clip on apparatus like a line6 pocket pod this 3ft 90 to 90 cable is exactly perfect.

This is a reliable and excellent guitar cable. I recently started guitar lessons using my daughter’s twenty year old guitar and amplifier and the sound was static and not right. After buying the Fender cable, the sound problems were resolved.

I also recently purchased my own guitar and amplifier, so I purchased a second Fender cable. I am very satisfied with the performance outcome, and highly recommend.

Yes the cord is thicker and has lots of fancy jargon with the description, but i don’t play super loud and i don’t stress the cord in any way. It died after 6 months of normal use. I have used a lot cheaper cords that have lasted way longer.

No I would not recommend this.

I bought 4 of these to try and after less than 5 hours of total use 2 of them have started to go in and out intermittently. Never had a brand of guitar cables break so quick. I recommend them for practice at home maybe and nothing else.

Bought two of these to go with my new tube amp. Excellent cables, no noise whatsoever. They came tightly clamped in zip ties, though, which was incredibly hard to get off, but once I did, they worked beautifully.

The little metal piece does come loose occasionally, but not often, and it’s quite easy to just screw back on with your hands.

Good enough for practicing and jamming with friends. If they break then I can likely repair them. Sound is good. Stiff enough so that they do not tangle at my feet. Inexpensive. I carry a few as spares.

Just received them and I didn’t have to wait forever for them. I used them at a double laptop setup gig. I bought a white wire so I can tell the difference between mine and hubbies. No data dropouts.

They worked like a charm. Now I need another one because hubby wants to leave that one with his setup. Thinking a white one and another color.

Great cable. I’ve been using a regular Amazon 10 dollar cable for a while. As soon a I got the DJ Tech Tools usb to usbc I connected it and started my session and I noticed the difference right away.

It’s seems way more accurate when beat matching and smoother in the wave form. Definitely recommend these cables.

DJ Techtools saved me when I switched from DJn with a PC to the Apple World. I was researching away trying to find the safest and most inexpensive way to hook up my Rane 12s and S9 to my lovely new macbook.

and DJ techtools did just that – no need for adapters and having to worry about something becoming loose and disconnected. Plus they have a ton of dope colors. I plan on looking into swapping all of my cables over to their colorful ones.

<3 DJ Lady Loca.

I’m using my Fender Coiled Instrument Cable every time I plug into my amp. What I like most about it is the extended straight bit with a right-angle plug to go into the output jack on my Gibson ES-335.

Almost every other brand of cable doesn’t have the long straight ends. I think we all like to feed our cable through the guitar strap before plugging into the output jack. This prevents us from accidentally pulling the cable out of its socket.

If you’re gonna use a coiled lead, which itself is a great idea to prevent us from stepping on our cable many times every gig, you need the extra length straight section of the cable at each end. Fender have addressed this necessity perfectly.

As an added benefit, the fiesta red color looks terrific, especially when playing a red guitar.

Ordered one of these cables and used it for about a week or two and the cable became faulty. The cable would barely bend and it would make a crackling noise then a super loud pop noise. Got sent a new one.

Ordered another one in a different color and the same thing happen after a week. They sent me another new one. I guess I must be unlucky with fender cables since this product seems to be getting 5 stars.

I love these guitar cables, I am growing a small collection of them. They look great, work perfectly and are great value for money. The colours have a retro appeal and make it easy to differentiate between guitar leads.

They are lightweight and easy to move around with.

Fantastic instrument cable at a fantastic price from PMT. Quality is excellent and the sound superb. Cannot go wrong at this price. Better than some of my cables over twice the price. Highly recommend.

I was looking for new chords on Amazon and this was the top rated one. I figured I would check here on eBay before making the purchase and I’m glad I did. It was half the price here so I snagged it. Love it and I plan on getting another!.

This is my first purchase of a GLS cable, and it will definitely not be my last. They are very well made, feel good, and most of all have a pretty neutral presentation that impresses the heck out of me at this price point.

JUST BUY THEM.

You might think there isn’t much to say about a 1/4″ TS or mono cable, and you may be right. Is it Mogami? Belden? Canare? I have no idea. Last I checked, Canare instrument cable is thicker. Does Livewire fabricate their raw cable in-house? I have no idea.

Whatever the case, the texture of the jacket is Mogami like, but not necessarily Mogami. So the thickness of the jacket is just enough to be satisfactory to me — not too thin, and not too thick to be inflexible.

I open the Switchcraft-like connector — but wait! It’s Neutrik!!!! I can already tell you that Neutrik is a quality manufacturer of fine connectors for professional use. Btw, I used to be a cable assembly technician.

Btw, I used to be a manager for a cable fabrication house. Ok, so I open the 1/4″ TS connector, and see that the shrink wrap sleeving is all the way up and over the “tip” solder joint. In the trade of cable building, this is actually considered good practice.

Why? so that as you flex the cable repeatedly, the “tip” solder joint does not contact the outer connector housing, thus causing a short or that unpleasant buzz pop crackle dead one might be familiar with.

And that’s as far as I’m going to go with inspecting the connector. I’m not going to cut open the shrink sleeving to check the soldering — is it cold and brittle? Did the solder flow nicely? I have no idea.

I’ve already used the cables to my satisfaction, and they are functioning properly. Livewire tends to be my go to cable because they are moderately priced and aesthetically pleasing enough. Also, if I absolutely have to, I suppose I could break out the ol’ soldering iron and repair them if needed.

But wait, these cables have a Lifetime Guarantee. What does that mean, exactly? I have no idea. But I just called Livewire to ask if these cables are made in the U. S. and the answer is yes. Good enough for me.

Have this cable for about almost 2 years but I saw a few reviews about people buying it then it broke in a matter of a month or so. I’ve owned this cable for almost 2 years now and it’s still functional, good quality cable not saying the best in the world, but it’s good.

Is it worth the money? Yes it is, however if you were too buy one and it’s not functional I guess return it then buy another of these and again if not working then just buy a different cable. I suggest buying these for practicing or backup! Concerts I suggest buy better quality cables than this.

Very good cable for starters that just picked up a guitar!.

I buy these cables at my local GC and have a bunch of them in all lengths and both straight and right angle. They’re reasonably priced, the plugs fit in jacks nicley (not too loose, or too tight; I have George L’s too, but their plugs are a hair too loose, and I get intermittent connections on some of my pedals).

But the best part? If they go bad, I can take them into my local GC, and they will replace them FOR FREE, and NO RECEIPT IS NEEDED. That’s a level of service that’s all but unheard of these days. I’ve only ever had just ONE go bad, and that’s over 20 years of using them.

For that reason, I recommend them to all of my musician friends.

New cables – makes a good connection between devices!

works great, great price, received when expected

right stuff and economical.

This is a reliable, professional instrument cable with good signal carry. This is my third Chromacast cable to purchase and all are working great after many hours of use and getting stepped on. The ends are solid and I like the colors they come in.

I got this gold-orange one recently to match my new Ibanez bass. PS. Do not wind cables around your elbow! Twisting cables around your elbow ruins them. Wind them carefully so they look like they come in the package and your cables – even your cheap orange yard extension cords – will last forever.

I have a bunch of these ‘ChromaCast’ cables. They work well. Don’t seem to kill my high frequencies much, if at all. The shielding is good. They don’t pick up room noise like other cables I have. The ends are solid.

I have not had one break or go bad. The price is right. I would definitely recommend these.

For the relatively low price, the quality of the connectors and the cable material is quite good. Add in the free shipping and the lifetime warranty; and that makes this one a real winner! I don’t know how it would up to touring, but for home and practice use, this one is hard to beat for value.