Pete Cornish Guitar Cables...

TLMUSIC · 14th February 2010

Im trying to choose between Vovox Sonorus or Pete Cornish, but I can't find much feedback on the PC cables...any users out there?

A.D · 14th February 2010

You can't go wrong with either.

sameal · 4th March 2010

buy a spool of wire from your favorite supplier and bust out the soldering iron. way cheaper and just as effective.

sameal · 4th March 2010

Quote:

Originally Posted by Engineer

Goto www.totallysmokinguitars.com
ASK THEM AND USE THEIRS!

this guy totally doesn't work there. no way.

drbob1 · 4th March 2010

I make many of my own, but I have to admit that even with decent soldering skills, things like stripping poly coated wire is less than straight forward (it's best done with a heated stripper, beyond my cost margin). For that reason, if you're thinking of paying that kind of money, head over to Lava Cables. He builds REALLY good stuff from really good parts at reasonable prices...

tincan · 4th March 2010

Welcome To George L's

Teddy Ray · 4th March 2010

cant go wrong with Vovox or George L.

I use George Ls with my Lap and Pedal Steels.

Vovox mic cable.

S.Filpansick · 4th March 2010

I had been using George L's, and recently built my own out of Canare GS-6, with gold plated Neutrik connectors; I like the sound of the Canare MUCH more on my passive guitar, passive bass, and active bass!

14th February 2010	#1
TLMUSIC Lives for gear Joined: Nov 2005 Posts: 531 Thread Starter	Pete Cornish Guitar Cables... Im trying to choose between Vovox Sonorus or Pete Cornish, but I can't find much feedback on the PC cables...any users out there?

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sameal Lives for gear Joined: Dec 2008 Location: chicago Posts: 2,710	buy a spool of wire from your favorite supplier and bust out the soldering iron. way cheaper and just as effective. __________________ Solo:http://randomlyassoertedangels.bandcamp.com/ Group:www.myspace.com/theygrowontrees Studio:http://www.myspace.com/populistrecording Label:??? i love you! soundcraft parts: http://www.gearslutz.com/board/gears...ml#post7125016

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Teddy Ray Lives for gear Joined: Mar 2009 Location: Carolina is where they'll bury me. Posts: 7,096	cant go wrong with Vovox or George L. I use George Ls with my Lap and Pedal Steels. Vovox mic cable. __________________ "I would shoot a man if he put me through autotune" - Charlie Louvin

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A.D Gear Head Joined: Dec 2009 Location: London Posts: 48	You can't go wrong with either.

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tincan Gear maniac Joined: Jun 2009 Posts: 261 1 Review written	Welcome To George L's

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S.Filpansick Lives for gear Joined: Sep 2009 Location: Flint MI Posts: 502	I had been using George L's, and recently built my own out of Canare GS-6, with gold plated Neutrik connectors; I like the sound of the Canare MUCH more on my passive guitar, passive bass, and active bass!