Rean NYS 207

While not as secure as a Neutrik, nor as slim, it does have it's advantages, precisely in it's size - it can easily accommodate a cable that's around 8mm. I've used this with the Cordial CGK Road 75 and it's almost too loose with it, and it's ~7.2mm, and I've used it with a recycled MXR Pro series cable that measures at 8.2mm, and it fits perfectly, The soldering area is ample and solder sticks to it well. The clamping mechanism is very simple, and though it is relatively sturdy, I'd avoid yanking the cable by itself but rather holding onto the plug. Overall - absolutely solid. If You need to fit a chonky cable and don't want to shell out for full blown neutriks it's a no-brainer, do recommend!

I have used these plugs for several years now, soldering my own cables for my effects board and making instrument cables. The quality of these plugs is absolutely outstanding for this cheap price. I can hear or see no difference between these plugs and more expensive ones.

The only tricky part is soldering the mass contact to the plug, but with a little bit of excercise (probably after two or three cables), you will do just fine and have good, long lasting plugs for your instruments and effects for barely one euro.

You have to be careful though when using these plugs directly into your amplifier, because of the angled jack it sometims blocks other inputs (for example on my Laney IRT Studio)