Cables

j_m_s

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Where 2 get cheap but good and small patch cables? haha gerald koh ur a christian rite? haha ok no board yet(w8tin 4 misse) waiting for cash 4 my pedals. Dream lineup( I haf some of em alr)(not in order)

Crybaby 535q modded with yellow fasel n 2 way rocker switch, Keeley seeing eye ds1, ibanez ts808 with monte mod(currently ts9dx), ge-7 monte mod, Ehx electric mistress, small stone, small clone, planetwaves chromatic tuner, boss dd-6(currently de-7), boss fv-50h..

I'll gif y'all pics when i get my board n pedals. hey anyone selling a 2nd hand ge-7 with monte's mod?
 
good stuffs come with a price

the cheapes is canare at luther music

why must you want to let go of the TS9DX... i think its a sweet pedal once modded
 
Seems like a few people on other forums think that canare make the sound less bright..

canare cables for me have also been microphonic.. ever noticed?
 
I previously mentioned that my cables are microphonic. But now I think they are just spoiled.
 
Well the matter being the method used to reduce capacitance against microphonic ...isn't it aye??
Yes BL is good i do agree but cost effective kind is the want here...and losing to that bit of capacitance will not shy you from becoming a star ...or would it ?!
Yes >> if i am building surgical electronic apparatus i will consider low capacitance....cabwles..cables...(sorry just had lunch)

Cliche: Don't buy hype 8O
Example ..there is a solderless type hook-up with all the promising figures on the datasheet that has been a constant pain for musicians being surprised by intermittency ...Thus increasing the income of techs where the blame goes to the instrument not the "worshiped" cables. But if these are a bit cheaper = i will buy them considering the size of the 1/4" and cable and defienately solder the shield/ground...that will do nice.

I use $7 a pop of 5 hook ups...at the moment considering the amount of time my pedal line gets switched...it has done well. I know shred cow doesn't like them :D ...so might consider an improvement.

Final word ...use what serves your purpose well against budget.
There will always be something better but never the best.
 
gsonique said:
I use $7 a pop of 5 hook ups...at the moment considering the amount of time my pedal line gets switched...it has done well. I know shred cow doesn't like them :D ...so might consider an improvement.


DUDE!

You should really change your cables out ya know? :wink: Dun need exp exp G L's or what not... but Mrmisse can liao lah. 8)
 
Bill Lawrence cable's ain't expensive to start with.

http://www.billlawrence.com/Pages/Connector_Cable.htm

Wilde USA Package — 50 feet cable and 10 connectors @ $48.00 plus shipping/handling!

Individually -- Long Plug for Guitar -- $3.60 / Short Plug for Pedal Board -- $3.20 / Cable Per Foot - .36


If I were to get anymore cables or pickups for that matter, Bill Lawrence is the way to do.

That's just me lah.
 
Edder, i've been interested with the B L plugs too but never saw any angled jacks. Its only those "short plugs for pedals".

How short is short?!
 
gsonique said:
Well the matter being the method used to reduce capacitance against microphonic ...isn't it aye??

Microphonics aside, inherant capacitance in a cable is what dulls the signal.

Eg. 50pF/f for ease of calculation. Capacitance measured from HOT of the cable to Ground.

Standard length of cable = 10feet?

50pF x 10 = 500pF

That is equals to soldering at 500pF caps on the HOT/GROUND of a perfect capacitance free cable.

Also a poorly made plug may have its own inherant capacitance issue.

Of course this is just a basic eg. Cable resistance(usually VERY VERY low) and frequency response of the whole mess of things comes to part.

That said, I've never been really bothered about such micro detailed stuff but just for discussion and hoping someone can pick up something from here.

Also to dispel the myths of MOJO cables. Most important technical info to look at from the Audio point of view in cables is Capacitance/Feet. The rest of it comes from construction for regular wear and tear.
 
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