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George L's SPeaker cable

I use rapco stuff, or those orange drop cords cut up into proper length and proper ends. I have not noticed a difference. Just get something that won't fall apart, and is of heavy enough gague to handle the power. As long as you have proper speaker cable with enough conductor, you'll be fine.
 
BassTerd said:
Has anyone used the George L's speaker cable to run from their amp to cab?
I'm just curious if their speaker makes a difference the same way there guitar cables do?

Cable threads seem to get TBers excited. IMHO instrument cables may possibly make a difference. I think the concensus is that speaker cables don't ... only the gauge matters, and just assure that you have larger than 14 cable (I think standard ready made cables are usually 12)
 
westland said:
Cable threads seem to get TBers excited. IMHO instrument cables may possibly make a difference. I think the concensus is that speaker cables don't ... only the gauge matters, and just assure that you have larger than 14 cable (I think standard ready made cables are usually 12)
You know I was wondering about that. Isn't the speaker cable part of the signal path also? IF so doesn't also affect the tone?
SOme one educate me please.
 
BassTerd said:
You know I was wondering about that. Isn't the speaker cable part of the signal path also? IF so doesn't also affect the tone?
SOme one educate me please.


Yes, but one cable carries high impedance signal, the other low...so it's like apples and oranges. The high impedance signal from your pickups is more noticeably altered by a cable, especially if its a longer one. There's also an issue with how the cable is built/shielded...instrument & speaker cables are different monsters.