Popularized by use by famous artists (especially Ling tosite sigure), patch cables are now difficult to obtain, aren't they? Don't miss this opportunity. No operational problems. ~From the manufacturer's website~ ■ The soft PVC sheath makes the cable very flexible, and it won't interfere with your performance even with vigorous movements during LIVE performances. It is also the perfect cable for patch cables. ■ The core wire contains "Kevlar" thread as a reinforcing material along with soft copper wire, so it won't easily break even if pulled or stepped on. ■ The spiral shield and conductive layer shut out external noise while reducing touch noise that occurs when the cable is tapped. ■ Polyolefin with excellent insulation is used for the insulator, minimizing signal loss and prioritizing sound quality. ■ The center tip of the P-260MG, P-275M, and P-285M plugs is made by cutting from a single piece of brass. Therefore, unlike ordinary plugs, there are no joints, making them very robust. Signal loss is also reduced, increasing the output sound of the guitar. The body is finished with electroless nickel plating, and the cover is finished with beryllium chrome plating, all made in Japan. ■ There is less of a high-fidelity feel like audio cables, and the original sound of the instrument is transmitted straight. The density of the mid-low range is rich, with a thick sound and a solid sound, and the sound quality around 200-300Hz is particularly noteworthy. The high frequencies above 10Hz are also natural, so the sound is characterized by being unobtrusive. Weight is added to guitar-centered riffs and thick guitar chord sounds, creating a sense of unity. Because there is also sustain, stress-free performance is possible even in solos, such as long tones, and the responsiveness to volume changes is excellent, so it can firmly handle subtle nuanced performances. Therefore, its performance can be fully demonstrated even when used with clean tones. It can be used in a wide range of applications, but it is compatible with single-coil systems such as Stratocaster, Telecaster, Jaguar, and Jazzmaster. In particular, the sound of the Stratocaster's front pickup will be a real treat!