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January 2006
Posts: 5881
Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | I have at least two dozen guitar cables. Probably more. Some are excellent quality and very expensive. Most aren’t. The one I dislike the most is a long tweed covered cord that seems to tie itself up in knots just laying on the floor. The one I use most often is a self-coiling model sold under the Fender label that I purchased in the late 1970's or early 1980's. Probably paid $5 for it. It is thick and industrial looking, but it works well and stays off the floor. Anything that sits on the floor gets stepped on, walked upon, sometimes even tripped over, and always ends up totally filthy at the end of the gig. None of this happens with a self-coiling model. |
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May 2004
Posts: 2850
Location: Midland, MI | I have two Fender 'vintage tweed' guitar cables and mine, also, seem to knot themselves up just sitting there. Maybe that's a design feature. |
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January 2005
Posts: 640
Location: boulder | I buy all my cable from Mark at lava cables, if you scroll down, you will se a coiled cable ( I see it is back ordered right now)-plus it only comes in orange right now..
http://www.lavacable.com/Lava%20Cable.htm |
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April 2004
Posts: 13303
Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | I have a couple of these.
Bullet Cable
They are extremely heavy and well built for a coil cable. |
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Self-coiling guitar cable
