I may be too picky, or I may just have a critical ear (I'm a musician, and I wanted to use this to extend my headphone cable while recording and performing), but this cable causes a noticeable sound degradation.  I suppose that some degradation is to be expected over this long a cable run, but I've heard much better.

After having similar trouble with a HOSA right angle adaptor, right out of the box, HOSA is simply on my personal do not buy list.

A commenter asked me to name a better choice, and it just so happens that I recently purchased one ... the answer is "DiMarzio" ... it's not cheap, but the difference in sound quality is like night and day.  The HOSA, now destined for the trash, is very small gauge wire, and there appears to be no twisting or shielding (which good audio cables need) ... I guess you get what you pay for.

Addendum:  I discovered something about HOSA cables at a friends studio ... if you look for the HOSA "Elite Series" cables, they are high quality good sounding cables, they cost ten times as much as these cheap throw away ones, but they are actually decent sounding cables.  Again, don't buy these cheap cables for any serious audio applications, look for the the "Elite Series", and open your wallet a lot wider.
I may be too picky, or I may just have a critical ear (I'm a musician, and I wanted to use this to extend my headphone cable while recording and performing), but this cable causes a noticeable sound degradation. I suppose that some degradation is to be expected over this long a cable run, but I've heard much better. After having similar trouble with a HOSA right angle adaptor, right out of the box, HOSA is simply on my personal do not buy list. A commenter asked me to name a better choice, and it just so happens that I recently purchased one... the answer is "DiMarzio"... it's not cheap, but the difference in sound quality is like night and day. The HOSA, now destined for the trash, is very small gauge wire, and there appears to be no twisting or shielding (which good audio cables need)... I guess you get what you pay for. Addendum:  I discovered something about HOSA cables at a friends studio... if you look for the HOSA "Elite Series" cables, they are high quality good sounding cables, they cost ten times as much as these cheap throw away ones, but they are actually decent sounding cables. Again, don't buy these cheap cables for any serious audio applications, look for the the "Elite Series", and open your wallet a lot wider.