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Hey guys,

I searched the forum to find cheap George Ls, but the links I found direct me to prices higher than posted (I can only assume there have been price increases based on the performance of the £).

I use the same brightly coloured bits of crap that everyone else starts with, and I love their small footprint over a large Neutrik jack. I'm not a tonophile, but I don't want something crap.

What do you guys suggest?

Dan

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Not sure if they meet yr footprint criteria, but I've been thinking about picking up a Planet Waves solderless pedal board kit. From what I understand, it's a similar concept to George L's. They're going for around £35 for a pack of 10 jacks and a roll of cable over on ebay.

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Adam Hall patch leads - metal connectors / well made / good screening £2.50 or less


[quote name='TheBrokenDoor' post='371362' date='Jan 5 2009, 08:39 PM']Hey guys,

I searched the forum to find cheap George Ls, but the links I found direct me to prices higher than posted (I can only assume there have been price increases based on the performance of the £).

I use the same brightly coloured bits of crap that everyone else starts with, and I love their small footprint over a large Neutrik jack. I'm not a tonophile, but I don't want something crap.

What do you guys suggest?

Dan[/quote]

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[quote name='TheBrokenDoor' post='371362' date='Jan 5 2009, 08:39 PM']Hey guys,

I searched the forum to find cheap George Ls, but the links I found direct me to prices higher than posted (I can only assume there have been price increases based on the performance of the £).

I use the same brightly coloured bits of crap that everyone else starts with, and I love their small footprint over a large Neutrik jack. I'm not a tonophile, but I don't want something crap.

What do you guys suggest?

Dan[/quote]

I've just re-wired my board with George L's because I couldn't find anything else that:
1). you can have precisely the cable length you want, 'cos you cut it yourself.
2). has jacks as small, or
3). cable as slim (it really is skinny: just a few mm thick).

Hard to tell if they sound better than the multi-coloured crap ones, as I don't have an identical board with the old cables to a/b with :P

IMHO, robustness isn't really a factor, as pedalboard patch cables don't get moved alot/twisted around/trodden on, unlike instrument cable - unless hobnail boots are your footwear of choice ;) The only way I can see them failing is if the screws comes loose...

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You may not notice any tonal difference especially given the short lengths involved but you probably get better screening against rfi, 'computer' electronic noise etc.



[quote name='JonnyM' post='375508' date='Jan 9 2009, 06:36 PM']I've just re-wired my board with George L's because I couldn't find anything else that:
1). you can have precisely the cable length you want, 'cos you cut it yourself.
2). has jacks as small, or
3). cable as slim (it really is skinny: just a few mm thick).

Hard to tell if they sound better than the multi-coloured crap ones, as I don't have an identical board with the old cables to a/b with :P

IMHO, robustness isn't really a factor, as pedalboard patch cables don't get moved alot/twisted around/trodden on, unlike instrument cable - unless hobnail boots are your footwear of choice ;) The only way I can see them failing is if the screws comes loose...[/quote]

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