Cables...

[Jeggz]

What do you guys think?

The Mogami patch cables are $48 apiece, I’d need two for my set up.

Worth it?

 

[iaresee]

https://btpa.com/Guitar-Line-Level/Tour-Hard/TH1-XX.html

 

[Rex]

What do you guys think?

The Mogami patch cables are $48 apiece, I’d need two for my set up.

Worth it?

What lengths? For what purpose? And what are the cable specs?

I can find a Chevy for $30,000. Is it worth it? That depends on what kind of Chevy it is, and how I'm going to use it.

 

[Jeggz]

Two, one footers.

From wireless to FM3
From FM3 Out 2 to Poweramp

Its all mounted on a board.

 

[iaresee]

Oh. I’d just get some Monoprice shorties. $10 all in on Amazon.

 

[Rex]

Two, one footers.

From wireless to FM3
From FM3 Out 2 to Poweramp

Its all mounted on a board.

Those are both line-level, low-impedance signals. They don't require high-spec cables. Any decent cable with rugged connections and decent shielding will be fine.

 

[Jeggz]

Then I’ll just stick with the Pig Hogs I’m using.
Thanks.

 

[edo]

I personally use mogami 2524 because I like the sound / color they add to the tone. I tried the more expensive platinum version and hated it. It comes down to personal preference

 

[Jeggz]

I personally use mogami 2524 because I like the sound / color they add to the tone. I tried the more expensive platinum version and hated it. It comes down to personal preference

What was the difference?

 

[aens]

Just buy some Evidence Audio Monorail cable, SIS cable heads and put them together (no need to solder).

http://www.evidenceaudio.com/products

 

[PaulZ]

I buy Mogami cable by the foot from Toursupply.com and GLS connectors (TS, TRS, and XLR) on Amazon and make all of my own cables cut to length. I find it to be way more cost effective, and convenient.

 

[Admin M@]

Definitely https://btpa.com for me.

 

[biskitboy]

I use Mogami for anything that is carrying my instrument single. For line-level stuff it varies. I used to use Monoprice a long time ago (sorry @iaresee), but I had so many issues with them that I swore them off. This was many, many years ago. I assumed they have their act together now.

 

[Damian Camarillo]

Just buy some Evidence Audio Monorail cable, SIS cable heads and put them together (no need to solder).

http://www.evidenceaudio.com/products

Those are some great looking cables.

 

[Damian Camarillo]

Definitely https://btpa.com for me.

What kind in particular? Quite the selection.

 

[iaresee]

I use Mogami for anything that is carrying my instrument single. For line-level stuff it varies. I used to use Monoprice a long time ago (sorry @iaresee), but I had so many issues with them that I swore them off. This was many, many years ago. I assumed they have their act together now.

No need to apologize. For short run cables, I haven't had any problems with them. For long run, guitar -> Axe-Fx, stuff, I use BTPA Tour Hard. Durable.

 

[Sleestak]

https://btpa.com/Guitar-Line-Level/Tour-Hard/TH1-XX.html

Best-Tronics for the win. I make most of my own cables, but I'm a longtime solderhead. For anything you need in a custom length, or for things like a tour-worthy seven pin MIDI cable, Best-Tronics is the place to go.

 

[Rex]

Definitely https://btpa.com for me.

Same here. Rugged cables that are audibly and measurably as good as any other, without the smoke-and-mirrors B.S. of the outrageously-priced brands.

 

[edo]

What was the difference?

They have different capacitance, technically the platinum is "better" (aka more hifi), but I definitely prefer the treble roll off of the 2524. I'm just so used to the timber of that cable that whenever I happen to play a different cable for any reason, it just doesn't sound right!

 

[Intoodeep1113]

I'm not very experienced with guitar wireless, but I would think after running through a wireless system it wouldn't really matter what 1 foot patch cable you use?