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I don't get the reference but I'm sure it won't embiggen me.philly wrote:can't help with the cable but these might appeal
https://www.trademe.co.nz/clothing-fash ... 2b3ba33126
None taken. For me, it's functionality. I have plenty of excellent straight leads. By the third song, the one between my guitar and pedalboard has curled into loops determined to trap my feet. Alternatively, it drapes itself all over my pedals and I'm forever kicking the damn thing away.philly wrote: i dunno.. i just find curly leads and clogs a sort of kitsch retro ironic coupling
no offence intended
Hmm, when did you purchase it? They’re a regular 20 foot cable, scientifically. Happy to send you a replacement if you’ve got a faulty one!AiRdAd wrote:I don't know what all the fuss is about the vox coily cables. My one is easiest the worst sounding cable I've ever had. It's like paying money to have the life sucked out of your tone.
Brian May was known for curly hair, curly guitar lead and clogs.Slowy wrote:I don't get the reference but I'm sure it won't embiggen me.philly wrote:can't help with the cable but these might appeal
https://www.trademe.co.nz/clothing-fash ... 2b3ba33126
Start turning in the opposite direction, your dancing has a bias in One Direction.Slowy wrote:None taken. For me, it's functionality. I have plenty of excellent straight leads. By the third song, the one between my guitar and pedalboard has curled into loops determined to trap my feet. Alternatively, it drapes itself all over my pedals and I'm forever kicking the damn thing away.philly wrote: i dunno.. i just find curly leads and clogs a sort of kitsch retro ironic coupling
no offence intended
At which point it wraps around my legs.
Maybe the treble booster was because of the cable!Polar Bear wrote:Brian May was known for curly hair, curly guitar lead and clogs.Slowy wrote:I don't get the reference but I'm sure it won't embiggen me.philly wrote:can't help with the cable but these might appeal
https://www.trademe.co.nz/clothing-fash ... 2b3ba33126
A 20m cable is a 20m metre cable, capacitance shouldn't increase because it's curly?jeremyb wrote:Maybe the treble booster was because of the cable!Polar Bear wrote:Brian May was known for curly hair, curly guitar lead and clogs.Slowy wrote: I don't get the reference but I'm sure it won't embiggen me.
I love my coily cables, the practicalities of not tripping over it on stage or in the bedroom when playing make them essential in my mind!
Yep! But it doesn't cut treble any more than a straight cable is the point we're making.jeremyb wrote:But it's about the feel a coily cable gives you, a straight one can't replicate that!
You guys have missed my attempts at humour twice nowPolar Bear wrote:Yep! But it doesn't cut treble any more than a straight cable is the point we're making.jeremyb wrote:But it's about the feel a coily cable gives you, a straight one can't replicate that!
That treble thing has been mentioned for a long time. Do you think it's a matter of better material these days? Then again, I would've thought not... but...Polar Bear wrote:Yep! But it doesn't cut treble any more than a straight cable is the point we're making.jeremyb wrote:But it's about the feel a coily cable gives you, a straight one can't replicate that!
jeremyb wrote:You guys have missed my attempts at humour twice nowPolar Bear wrote:Yep! But it doesn't cut treble any more than a straight cable is the point we're making.jeremyb wrote:But it's about the feel a coily cable gives you, a straight one can't replicate that!
