Comments on: Choosing a Guitar Cable http://www.rockdistortionpedals.com/news/general-info/choosing-a-guitar-cable/ Sat, 07 Jan 2012 09:09:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Guitar Distortion Pedal Kit | Acoustic Guitar Chords http://www.rockdistortionpedals.com/news/general-info/choosing-a-guitar-cable/comment-page-1/#comment-1158 Guitar Distortion Pedal Kit | Acoustic Guitar Chords Thu, 19 May 2011 00:37:57 +0000 http://rockdistortionpedals.com/news/?p=298#comment-1158 [...] pedals to account for the additional tone. A small amount of signal loss that comes with a good quality guitar cable can actually be a good thing. This loss, or depletion of signal often adds a warmth to your [...] [...] pedals to account for the additional tone. A small amount of signal loss that comes with a good quality guitar cable can actually be a good thing. This loss, or depletion of signal often adds a warmth to your [...]

]]> By: Paul http://www.rockdistortionpedals.com/news/general-info/choosing-a-guitar-cable/comment-page-1/#comment-294 Paul Sun, 14 Feb 2010 21:28:22 +0000 http://rockdistortionpedals.com/news/?p=298#comment-294 I obtained a full set-up of Core X2 cables from Muscian's Friend that they were selling really, really low priced. Core said they had a limited shipment they were selling off before their new line came out. I got 6" gold connectors for like $5, I could not believe it! The original Core X2's are huge cables, rather unweldy and do not merely coil or drop easily. I use really short ones from my board to to my guitar so it's not been an issue for me. Having a long one of these really thick insulator cables stretching across the stage can be a trip hazard for the impaired. The cheap pedal connectors at the music store might be good for your budget but you are losing tone. Also By-Pass and Buffer issues, a lot of myths about true by-pass. VS has some great tutorials on by-pass and op-amps everyone should check out to improve their knowledge. A smarter player is a better player. I obtained a full set-up of Core X2 cables from Muscian’s Friend that they were selling really, really low priced. Core said they had a limited shipment they were selling off before their new line came out. I got 6″ gold connectors for like $5, I could not believe it!

The original Core X2′s are huge cables, rather unweldy and do not merely coil or drop easily. I use really short ones from my board to to my guitar so it’s not been an issue for me. Having a long one of these really thick insulator cables stretching across the stage can be a trip hazard for the impaired.

The cheap pedal connectors at the music store might be good for your budget but you are losing tone. Also By-Pass and Buffer issues, a lot of myths about true by-pass. VS has some great tutorials on by-pass and op-amps everyone should check out to improve their knowledge. A smarter player is a better player.

]]> By: 6 Tips for Getting the Most out of your Distortion Pedal | http://www.rockdistortionpedals.com/news/general-info/choosing-a-guitar-cable/comment-page-1/#comment-274 6 Tips for Getting the Most out of your Distortion Pedal | Mon, 17 Aug 2009 14:22:32 +0000 http://rockdistortionpedals.com/news/?p=298#comment-274 [...] For detailed information on selecting the proper guitar cable, please read my article covering this topic here. [...] [...] For detailed information on selecting the proper guitar cable, please read my article covering this topic here. [...]

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