Tisino USB C naar 6,35 mm TS jackkabel voor bas/gitaar, 6,35 mm, TS naar USB C-opnameapparaat, compatibel met laptop/pc/smartphones met USB-C-poorten (2 m)

works great so far

I used this cable to connect my guitar to my MacBook for recording in Logic Pro, and it worked just as I was hoping it would. No driver installation needed, just plugged it in and Logic picked it up right away as an input source. That alone saved me a lot of setup time.Sound quality is clean. I didn't notice any major noise or lag, and it captured what I played without issue. I'm not using any fancy interfaces so this was a nice, simple way to get started with home recording without full audio interference. One thing I should mention is this cable is input only and mono, which is fine for guitar use, but you wouldn't be able to use it for output.Since I was looking for a basic way to get my guitar’s audio into Logic Pro, this met my expectations and did exactly what I needed it to do without sacrificing sound quality.

Quite good quality and connetivities.That's why[Hi-Fi Audio Transmission]USB C to 1/4" TS guitar cable is built-in with a powerful DAC chip that provides lossless audio streaming, preserving the original sound quality. The fully gold-plated connectors increase the cable's sensitivity.[Functional Design]This Cable enables precise audio signal transmission, allowing to easily connect bass guitar, electronic keyboard, or drum kit to a Type C PC, computer, laptop, table.[Ultra-comfortable in Hand]This cable is made of high-quality cotton+ nylon braid jacket, which increases the flexibility and strength of the cable; Metal plug can resist oxidation/corrosion.[Wide Compatibility]This cable has wide compatibility with most Type-C interface devices, such as smartphones, tablets, laptops, and so on.I love it

You can never have too many cables particularly today. I've been playing and performing music for nearly six decades so I have equipment that dates well back into the analog age. This requires constant adaptation in order to maximize a lifetime's worth of musical equipment. Even in the digital age the requirements keep changing and evolving. There's just so much you can do before it goes and changes again.The cable is made of speaker wire. This is both a positive and a negative. On the positive side it weighs less which puts less tension on the connector. On the negative side it can limit signal response particularly if you have high end equipment. Most people have something in between and for that the difference can be hard to distinguish without a signal graphic. The braiding on the cable was tight without any loose thread.The connectors are your standard 3/4" inch jack on the instrument end and a USB C connector on the device end. The only drawback on this cable was that the instrument end connector is closed meaning that short of ripping the cable apart there is no access to the connector. This means that if the connector is damaged ie: rolled over, stepped on, etc... the cable is finished. There will be no repacking the jack with a new one and a little bit of solder. If it's damaged it's off to the landfill. I have always preferred the open ended cable connectors because I can replace them if the tips are damaged. It can save you a fair amount of money in the long run.As with all my cables I tested this one using both a continuity meter and an oscilloscope. The meter showed a clear uninterrupted signal. This is usually standard on most cables and minus a manufacturing flaw almost all cables pass this test. The oscilloscope is a lot more accurate. It measures the output along with any accompanying distortion as a wave signal. There is no hiding on the oscilloscope. The signal was well within the parameters and distortion was minimal. The loss readings were also within acceptable parameters. The cable passed the quiet test.I was satisfied with my order. The cable functioned as I needed it to. I even used an adapter to convert it to a regular sized USB port from an old laptop I use without any interference. The price is around the market value that I have seen. The functionality was what I've come to expect. The only drawback was the closed instrument adapter. Anyone who plays knows that the ends of adapters are very vulnerable so a better design would have included an open instrument adapter. It's not bad for what you get. I took the one star off for the connector but other than that this should fulfill anyone's needs who happens to be in the market for yet anther adapter cable to keep up both the ever-changing world of musical electronics.

Excellent cable, a bit short