What Lead??

[Rich]

I've got two Klotz leads which I've had for nearly 24 years and are still going strong. They appear to be indestructible
If it was me I'd buy the bits and make my own (I do for patch cables), but for off-the-peg leads I'd go for OBBM or Klotz.

[OutToPlayJazz]

I've been using the Fender Platinum lead for about 5 years now. Seems pretty well indestructable so far. Not bad value for £40.

I also had an Elixir for about the same money, but that one died long ago.

Strangely, I bought a couple of generic £10 leads with moulded ends a few years ago and they're still going strong...

[discreet]

[quote name='OutToPlayJazz' post='875802' date='Jun 23 2010, 08:11 PM']Strangely, I bought a couple of generic £10 leads with moulded ends a few years ago and they're still going strong...[/quote]

Strange that they're still going strong? Or did you buy them in a strange manner?

Yours pretending not to understand,

Mark


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[JackLondon]

Another +1 for OBBM, Dave has made speaker cables for me and my guitarist and they just look the business and the cable itself is very thick and chunky which imo is a good thing!

[bigthumb]

Even my spare (although I doubt I'll ever need 'em) leads are Dave's!

[JTUK]

Neutrik and a quality cable. I get my local studio to make up mine.
I think the cable is garaunteed and they have always been great.
I figure the stuff he wired his studio with would be ok for me.

[bottlebassman]

After reading this thread I ordered an instrument cable (neutrik / klotz) and a speaker cable from OBBM, gotta say superb quality and very fast service. Arrived within 2 days of ordering!

[Hutton]

I have used a couple of Pete Cornish cables now for years. They still look as good as when I bought them. Yes they are very expensive as far as cables go but how many cheap leads would I have gone through in the same space of time. If the Cornish leads ever fail I promise I'll go to OBBM.