Which George L Cable should I use to outfit my pedal board?

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Hey Guys!,
I just got my home made pedal board completed and was wondering which George L cable I should use for this board.

My local dealer carries what looks to be three different thicknesses, one is black in color and two are red. All three of these are the guitar cable.

Which will work best for a pedal board?

Thanks! :)
 
Re: Which George L Cable should I use to outfit my pedal board?

The blacks are the regular cables and the reds are "vintage." It depends on your tastes.
 
Re: Which George L Cable should I use to outfit my pedal board?

i'd say the thinnest are more ideal as patch cables
 
Re: Which George L Cable should I use to outfit my pedal board?

Eric Johnnson says the Red sounds better. I talked to a guy who specializes in custom boards and he told me the difference between the 2 is purley the color?? I personally have not used the red I use the Black. These cables are the Best!!! My board is totally silent (aside from some amp hum from OD). Maybe someone else here has some specific knowledge of the difference, bnut I use black and it seens to be fine.
 
Re: Which George L Cable should I use to outfit my pedal board?

I use all red, I have 3 short jumpers for my pedals and will need to make another as I added Wattage's flanger to my lineup :dance: When I first saw those cables, I was suprised how skinny the cable was...no biggie with jumpers, and I'm used to the longer ones now...almost cable-less. :22: Idiot proof assembly.
 
Re: Which George L Cable should I use to outfit my pedal board?

I'd like to know too. Is there a specific difference between the red and black George L's cables? I know the red costs more, but that's the extent of my knowledge. Their website isn't very helpful at all.
 
Re: Which George L Cable should I use to outfit my pedal board?

The guitar shop I bought my cable from only had red..my choice was easy. I wanted the red anyway...always had black cables...so generic eh? hehe
 
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