The sound seems to have more treble than the cable and I find myself boosting more bass than I do with a cable on the Carvin amp when I stress it trying to produce the whine

I can report it works great with any passive Bass i own (Fender, Gibson) and worked fine with some of my higher end active Basses (Warwick, Schecter,) but I did get a low cycle hum on my Spector Bass with active EMG pick-up's

But I figured for the price and convenience even if it was only half as good as they say, it would be fine for rehearsals with my passive basses

For me it is my favorite bass that it won't work on, the Ibanez SR375. \2

For me it is my favorite bass that it won't work on, the Ibanez SR375. \2

As long as they continue to work as well as they are right now I'm a happy bass player

But only works with passive bass and guitars.

Lasts longer than I've needed it to!No issues at all with my Music Man Stingray active bass, passive basses or my keyboard

The sound seems to have more treble than the cable and I find myself boosting more bass than I do with a cable on the Carvin amp when I stress it trying to produce the whine

I've been using these about a month; Used on a 78 Fender P Bass with Semour Duncan quarter pounders (passive) and and LTD B104 with EMG (active

They do say not recommended for active pickups, so this is not a complaint, but I have tried these with a number of guitars and basses, passive and active pickups, and have had no problems EXCEPT with an Ibanez bass with active pickups, I was getting a high freq

The sound is just as crisp as with a cable

My bad, I didn't set the sample rate properly, and there it was, smooth as it should be, and I can't see any latency issues (2.8 ms on my Audient), and tone loss

I bring it to open Mics and jam sessions as well as to the studio

No more tripping over cords and being limited as to where you stand in relation to your amp.

Not quite as good as a

It sounds just as good as if using a cable