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Selling some George L’s plugs and cable. Both the plugs and cable are the .155” size.
There are 4 right angle plugs, 1 regular straight, and 1 long straight plug.
And, 3 sections of cable: 26”, 36”, and 75”. Also, a 41/2” piece with 2 right angles “jumper cable” that I was using between pedals.
Plugs never got used much, some not at all.
I like George L’s but don’t use pedals much any more, and own a soldering station and enjoy the frustrating task of trying to get a clean, solid soldered joint.
I’ve never had any issues with G-L’s. They have always worked fine when I used them.
I used this method/jig to get a really straight, even cut on the cable.
I feed the cable thru the plastic tube, and support the protruding cable on this little aluminum plate. Using a new razor blade, I rest the blade up against the end (top side) of the plastic piece for support and cut straight down. With support from the plastic tubing and the plate preventing the cable from bending down when cutting and because the blade is really sharp, the cable doesn’t get flattened or crimped when cut.
--- Or, you could use some wire cutters 
.
I think this is why I never had any issues with these plugs.
Oh yea, jig's included.
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Selling some George L’s plugs and cable. Both the plugs and cable are the .155” size.
There are 4 right angle plugs, 1 regular straight, and 1 long straight plug.
And, 3 sections of cable: 26”, 36”, and 75”. Also, a 41/2” piece with 2 right angles “jumper cable” that I was using between pedals.
Plugs never got used much, some not at all.
I like George L’s but don’t use pedals much any more, and own a soldering station and enjoy the frustrating task of trying to get a clean, solid soldered joint.
I’ve never had any issues with G-L’s. They have always worked fine when I used them.
I used this method/jig to get a really straight, even cut on the cable.
I feed the cable thru the plastic tube, and support the protruding cable on this little aluminum plate. Using a new razor blade, I rest the blade up against the end (top side) of the plastic piece for support and cut straight down. With support from the plastic tubing and the plate preventing the cable from bending down when cutting and because the blade is really sharp, the cable doesn’t get flattened or crimped when cut.
--- Or, you could use some wire cutters .I think this is why I never had any issues with these plugs.
Oh yea, jig's included.
$25 - Free Shipping (CONUS)
PayPal
Thanks!