Roland BOSS Bmidi-5-35 3.5 Mm Stereo Jack/Midi, Angled 3.5 Mm Trs (Male) To 5-Pin Midi (Male), 5 Ft/1.5M Length

Totally over engineered (which is a good thing) and works perfectly - well worth the additional cost over a lesser cable

Solid cable

I have zero understanding of MIDI but wanted to have a crack at using a keyboard with my recently acquired Volca FM2. After some YouTube research I got this along with a keystep 37.And lo and behold, it worked instantly. Very happy.

Great cable for midi interfaces. I use this to connect my SP404MKII to a Arturia MiniFreak and it does the job great. The cable does feel a little cheap, and for what you're paying it could feel better so value doesnt feel all there.

There's so much confusion about Type-A and Type-B midi cables - including with (cheap) manufacturers and often no information in the item's description as to which cable it is.This is a TYPE-A cable, so will work perfectly connecting a TRS midi to 5-Pin Din Midi, that requires Type-A.Other than that, the cable is well made, the actual cable is subtle and bends easily though is quite thick (and slightly 'heavy') for a general cable between small midi instruments, on the other hands as it's subtle it lies flat on a table, and should take a few knocks.As it has a male midi Din on one end it will plug straight in - doesn't need another cable (as would a female Din connector). So if 1.5m is long enough, this cable does the job with confidence.

Reminds me a a guy a used to knock about with,he loves a drink smokes rakes of cigarettes,love lots of pint cans of Stella and loves Stagg Whisky(Londons Finest Whisky)made with pure water from the Dirty Thames!!!anyhow he’s 50yrs old like to stay in bed 3pm/4pm!!!!!

finally i waa able to use my midi controller thanks :)

Despite this having the name BMIDI, it is in fact a Type A cable. It's good quality but not what I needed.