Mogami2319 Guitar Patch Cable - Bulk Instrument Cable W2319 for Pedal Board (20 FT)

Good quality wire. Packed well and did its job. No noise interference.

I ordered this along with some 1/4” jacks to make some cables for my guitar effects pedalboard. I have had no issues with this cable and it is been a few years. I will order more of this cable and I strongly recommend it for anyone making their own guitar cables.

I had been using some cable from a Chinese company called minzan. It was $13 for 30ft and of decent quality. I didn't have any problems with but purchased this on a whim and holy cow. It just exudes quality, which is weird to say about a cable but just touching it or holding it in your hand you can feel that they only use the best materials. The minzan cable that I thought was pretty good now feels like a lump of turds comparatively. The mogami cable is very easy to work with too so that's a plus. And it was much cheaper than I thought mogami cable would be

This makes really durable patch cables, and the 2524 makes excellent guitar cables, using switch craft and neutrik ends.

These do a great job on pedal boards. The sound quality is very good and they are flexible enough to wire a tight pedal board. I think these are the most flexible cable I've seen and they as flexible as they need to be for their meant purpose. I would not recommend them as a primary Guitar cable or cables for your effects loop running to your amp or rack, they are not meant for that. These are also fantastic for rack set ups were the cables will be installed and left alone. They have a very balanced sound - meaning that the frequency response across all frequencies are nice and even and not colored or biased to bass or treble.

I got this to make my own patch cables. It works great. The cable overall is just a little too thin for most pancake or straight jacks so be aware of this and make sure you have some shrink wrap. It's quite easy to strip the wires and the outer wire is not braided but still has good coverage. The things I don't like about this is that the inner (hot) cable is not solid but the copper is packed together tightly enough to where it's not a deal breaker. This can sometimes become an issue when you want to wrap the inner copper wiring around a post in a jack as you make a cable. The sound quality is good. I'd been using the solderless Lava Cable kits up to now and I'm not seeing much difference in sound quality. That's fine for me. I just wanted cables that I could solder because the solderless kind can unscrew themselves over time. These are more flexible than the Lava Cable which is a plus. One more thing I don't like is the conductive casing around the plastic containing the inner copper wiring. It's a pain to peel back, you never know how far down or how fully you have to peel it off and it's just a pain. But so far I haven't seen a cable that doesn't have this jacket you have to peel off.

Dig it.

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