JB_From_Hell
Jomo's Nimions
Anybody make their own cables?
If so, what brand do you like for cable and plugs?
If so, what brand do you like for cable and plugs?
Cables
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PFDarkside
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Re: Cables
Patch or Instrument Lead?
For patch cables I’ve got a bunch of Mogami 2319, Switchcraft 380, 226 and 228 jacks waiting to be soldered to length.
In the meantime, my Hosas, George L, Lava and Guitar Cables are making do.
Patch or Instrument Lead?
For patch cables I’ve got a bunch of Mogami 2319, Switchcraft 380, 226 and 228 jacks waiting to be soldered to length.
In the meantime, my Hosas, George L, Lava and Guitar Cables are making do.
Re: Cables
Where i live its hard to order specific cables easily like canare or mogami in a 100mt roll bulk format. So i bought the classic series planet waves cable 15ft long & cut it into various leng5hs for patch cables. I have neutrik & amphenol plugs, i got lots of of straight & 90° angled plugs of amphenol from element14 & use them mostly. The neutrik ones are good too but a little more pricey.
Where i live its hard to order specific cables easily like canare or mogami in a 100mt roll bulk format. So i bought the classic series planet waves cable 15ft long & cut it into various leng5hs for patch cables. I have neutrik & amphenol plugs, i got lots of of straight & 90° angled plugs of amphenol from element14 & use them mostly. The neutrik ones are good too but a little more pricey.
NegativeEase
New member
Re: Cables
I make all my cables in my studio and most stage cables.
I use Neutrik and Switchcraft for Analog Audio, EDAC for Multipin Analog Audio, ADC for punchdown patch, E3 ELco for Patch, and some Canare and Amphenol for Wordclock/Timecode, and use TE for digital/IP modular audio applications, Lemo for digital/SMPTE stuff.
I make all my cables in my studio and most stage cables.
I use Neutrik and Switchcraft for Analog Audio, EDAC for Multipin Analog Audio, ADC for punchdown patch, E3 ELco for Patch, and some Canare and Amphenol for Wordclock/Timecode, and use TE for digital/IP modular audio applications, Lemo for digital/SMPTE stuff.
JB_From_Hell
Jomo's Nimions
Re: Cables
Solderless makes me really uneasy.
Currently using mostly PW Classics, but I’ve had two of them fail. The 6” right angle patch cables are still going strong, but one each of 5’ and 10’ has gone bad. This is just playing around the house. I’m looking at getting out more, so I’d like to get into something a little more rugged. I have a 20 year old braided DiMarzio that’s never had an issue. Should probably go with whatever those are made of.
Solderless makes me really uneasy.
Currently using mostly PW Classics, but I’ve had two of them fail. The 6” right angle patch cables are still going strong, but one each of 5’ and 10’ has gone bad. This is just playing around the house. I’m looking at getting out more, so I’d like to get into something a little more rugged. I have a 20 year old braided DiMarzio that’s never had an issue. Should probably go with whatever those are made of.
PFDarkside
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Re: Cables
Whatever you get, take care of them and they’ll last longer. I’ve learned that the hard way. Looks roadie wraps and pulling by the connector, not the cable helps...
Whatever you get, take care of them and they’ll last longer. I’ve learned that the hard way. Looks roadie wraps and pulling by the connector, not the cable helps...
ehdwuld
A Ficus
Re: Cables
I like the braided cables for instrument lines
They dont tangle as bad
I had a bunch of
George Ls for patches and instruments
The 20ft Ls were just a tangle mess
The shorter patch length are awesome
They are all clear and bright
George Ls are the benchmark I judge all cables against
I like the braided cables for instrument lines
They dont tangle as bad
I had a bunch of
George Ls for patches and instruments
The 20ft Ls were just a tangle mess
The shorter patch length are awesome
They are all clear and bright
George Ls are the benchmark I judge all cables against
GuitarStv
Sock Market Trader
Re: Cables
I've had no issues with Planet Waves solderless stuff over the past ten years that I've been using them. Actually, I have now replaced all of my soldered cables with PW soldered stuff over time as the soldered ones failed. YMMV though. I'ts always a good idea to keep extra cables in you gig bag.
I've had no issues with Planet Waves solderless stuff over the past ten years that I've been using them. Actually, I have now replaced all of my soldered cables with PW soldered stuff over time as the soldered ones failed. YMMV though. I'ts always a good idea to keep extra cables in you gig bag.
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