Cable

[cherns]

the better ones are harder to press in- that is a true fact...
planetwaves is one of the many safe investments u can make...

That's a first... I've never found the planet waves stuff to be hardy at all. I know for a fact because my band has managed to break 3 plugs already.

AFAIK, no one's been able to break any of the cables that I've made so far.

It's hard to beat hand-soldered/crimped/heat-shrinked cables.

 

[suckasucks]

i hate planet waves plugs. they're extremely tight(plugs) and are really stiff(cables). although they're pretty good cables for the price.

 

[ShredCow]

This is pretty.

 

[neverconscious]

The Planetwaves cables can fit too tight into the input jack. While on one hand it's harder for your cable to accidentally pop out of the jack - and we all know how to avoid that happening in the first place - it can actually cause the nut and bolt system that fastens your jack to your instrument to become loose. I should know; it happened to my rockbass. Had to open that fellow up and tighten things up. I never want to use Planetwaves again.

 

[symym]

I agree that planet waves cables are not that good too. Prone to sudden breakdowns...

 

[ngjingming]

cherns' cables look nice....
feel like getting one...

 

[ngjingming]

crap double post...

 

[5stringwonder]

you should...they're pretty good..

 

[cherns]

Aww shucks, thanks 5stringwonder

ngjingming> why not buy one to try? You won't regret it

 

[almondx]

You guys referring to the planet waves with the quick change heads or the moulded plastic one? I have no problems with both ever since I had them 2 years ago but I don't throw my cables around, espeically the quick change one with its heavier metal head.

 

[markedymark]

ive used the circuit breakers as well as regular ones, both have died on me. ever since then im only using the self repaired circuit breaker one at home, when im out and about, its horizon cables. but those from cherns are extremely tempting

 

[j_m_s]

Cherns all the way! beautiful plugs on that cable!

 

[DjThugs]

woot..wanna say thanks to cherns for making this wonderful RDM Custom cables for me..and to my requirements with true professionalism..great customer service and i will recommend it to my friends...although i suck at playing...i do sound better now..

 

[ngjingming]

alright man time to get some from chern

 

[NanoShred]

Bump for chern .

I ordered a set of 5 patch cables via my specs to try it and they turned up this morning. Well made and sturdy. Those G and H right angled plus have a copper tip too and mine came with canare gs-4.

Communication was great and chern kept me updated the whole way.

Highly recommended.

 

[suckasucks]

hey cherns you make any patch cables with gs-6s?? might order a few soon.

 

[cherns]

Thanks for all the comments guys! Hope the cables love you long time


Suckasucks> I can make custom cables with GS6 in patch cable lengths - drop me an email at cherns@rdmgear.com and we'll take it from there yah?

 

[cowpoo]

I like curly cables as they are very convenient, though they tend to have higher capacitance. Only ones I can find are from Lavaman.

 

[almondx]

MUST NOT SUBMIT TO GAS!

Amazing cables cherns! Now I just have to decide between the neutrik and G&H plugs. Mind enlightening me on the difference cherns? All I recall is that neutrik is in metric while G&H is in inches so neutrik plugs are slightly smaller.

 

[cherns]

The main (and most important) difference between a G&H plug and any other plug is the copper core. This means no loose grounds or broken tips and the highest fidelity signal transfer.

Click here for a pdf info sheet