Instrument Cables

[SORIA]

Could anyone suggest me some good instrument cables with a good low price?????

 

[jeremy]

well im a recent moster cable convert. i used to use whirlwind cables but now i use monster performer 500 jazz cables, they arent cheap but they have a life time warrenty so i think they are worth it. if you dont have the cash then whirlwind, george l's, planet waves and a bunch of others will work fine. i actually got a rh186 cable from gc a few weeks ago cause it was cheap and a buddy needed a cable and it seems to work fine. 18.5' for $15, gold contacts and hasnt died yet so thats good

 

[That90'sGuy]

Planet Waves. Great quality at a reasonable price.

 

[jmv]

George L's.... they have a website, not sure what it is though.... real high quality stuff, thats next on my purchase list.... you can even buy the length of cable you want, and the connectors you want, and put it together yourself.

 

[Duke of Metal]

Check into Canare cables. They are one of the really good cables out there but affordable. I think you can get them 0.51cents a foot.

Use some Neutrik Connectors with that and your set.

The model of the cable is GS-6.


Duke

 

[midnite_man]

Planet Waves. Great quality at a reasonable price.

I just bought a couple of the Planet Waves (a subsidiary of D'Addario) instrument cables with the 8 spring coils built into the plug shaft for a good solid connection to the output jack of a guitar, and I like 'em a lot.
Found 'em new on ebay for quite a bit lower than M-Friend's price, and from a seller who's currently running a dutch auction on them. I'll find the link and post it here for you if you're interested.

 

[midnite_man]

Here you go:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=7266&item=2567394744

George L's are also good, as well as making your own with the Neutrik connectors as was suggested above.

 

[Spoonman]

The planet waves cables are awesome, not badly priced either

 

[midnite_man]

The planet waves cables are awesome, not badly priced either

I agree. I've tried a few different less expensive cables and got lesser quality results in the long run. The jury's still out as far as how long the P W's will hold up, but I have noticed that my line noise was diminished a little bit.

 

[Maggie]

I love George L's, though for some applications they're not quite hairy enough, if you get me.

 

[Rich_T]

I use Planet Waves. The ones with the cutout switch. Its proven pretty useful actually, and sound quality is excellent.

 

[SORIA]

wow thanx for replies guys it helped me out A LOT!!!

 

[midnite_man]

Anytime, 'bro! Keep on postin' and keep on rockin'!

 

[Pandemonium]

I use Whirlwinds, good cables at a good price.

 

[telerifik]

I just started using George L's and I LOVE THEM. So clear and warm... simply outstanding!

 

[Gary S.]

Iv allways used Mogami Gold Series hi-definition cables but latley iv been useing the Planet Waves 's, very nice, a bit cheeper too.

 

[JfromHouston]

Another Monster user. You can get the Monster standards for about 20 bucks for 10' at GC.

 

[SORIA]

awesome ill be sure to check out those planet waves, george L's and Monster cables. by the way are those D addario cables any good???

 

[TwilightOdyssey]

I use custom made Whirlwind between my head and cabs. It's SUPER thick and very inexpensive.

I also have Monster cables.

For instrument and between pedals I use DiMarzio sometimes (NOT the black one .. it's way too stiff for some reason), and I have some custom made cables by Synergistic Research. My power cords are all Synergistic Research AC Master Couplers. Believe me: this makes a HUGE difference. I don't know why, but it does ...

 

[BluesNRock87]

i like the fender accs. electro volt prof. low noise cables. they seem to work for me. they can take a beating, and they sound great. id check one out.