I like the right angle as sometimes it gets tight in a pedal box.

It is not a RIGHT angle cable.

My only complaint is that the right-angle connectors are a little bulky.

I'll probably scrap these cables and build my own using higher quality wire and smaller right angle jacks.

I recommend the low-profile right angle cables

The right angled molding is perfect for saving space on a pedalboard.

The right angle plugs allow for the pedals to be placed close to each other without straining the cable.

Nice and sturdy, very convenient in right angle form

I have ended up only using ONE of the three, and trimmed some of the rubber off the end of one so it can bend better, so it can make a tight right angle out from my volume pedal

Beyond that, these right angle plugs create unnecessary dead space on your pedal board and make your board look disorganized

These cables worked perfectly and now I can close the doors for transport because of the right angle.

Right angles are not flat, so pedals must be separated by about 2 inches.

These tend to stick out about 1/4" or more farther than the metal right angle plugs, so the spacing of your pedals increases.

The large size of the right angle connectors requires you to space your pedals out more than you might prefer, especially compared to some of the other pedal patch cables that are available from companies such as Hosa.

No cable noise, works well with pedals that don't play nice with other right-angle plugs (like the original line of Aguilar pedals)

With how small pedals are getting the plug ends are bulky - even for a right angle - but they still sound good.

, I really like Planet Waves cables, my only reliable cable after years is a long Planet Waves with a right angle input on the guitar jack end, it's still working with no audio glitches while other brands crapped out.

The name of this product states it is a right angled cord but the photograph shows straight ends

The 'input jack' on a FS=5U is at the top and a right angle plug is not suitable.

It works as it should but the right angle ends stick out way too much

True about what another reviewer said, they can easily be worked free on a pedal board if you are moving stuff around and the right angle of the plug starts to twist up etc

Not to bulky, and the right angle plugs save space.

The right angle ends are a little big and bulky, they may not do so well on a tight and jam packed board

I have been a big fan of planet waves and wanted to right angle connectors

This is a well constructed patch cable with a right angle plug

True about what another reviewer said, they can easily be worked free on a pedal board if you are moving stuff around and the right angle of the plug starts to twist up etc

Works as you would expect.

They work as they should, I am very happy

Compared to George L pedal board cables that 80% of the time lose their connection on the tip

They sound just as good as George L's cables without the connection