Kettle Leads

Moltisanti

i saw a company selling £200 kettle leads at a guitar show once, so some bellend must be buying them

p90fool

Rocker said:

Sassafras said:

Just make sure the cables are absolutely straight and raised about an inch above the ground by resting them on acoustically tuned bamboo blocks.

You sound like you know what you are talking about. Is the lower slot to break up resonance?

No, it just boils quicker. 

thomasross20

The one you get with pp2 supply is way too short IMO.

thermionic

RiftAmps said:

3M one of these - http://www.highendcable.co.uk/Nordost VALHALLA 2 Power.htm

Imagine using one of these to boil a kettle though. The tea would taste AMAZING.

Sassafras

thermionic said:

RiftAmps said:

3M one of these - http://www.highendcable.co.uk/Nordost VALHALLA 2 Power.htm

Imagine using one of these to boil a kettle though. The tea would taste AMAZING.

That's what they want you to believe.

sgosden

 Sassafras said:

Just make sure the cables are absolutely straight and raised about an inch above the ground by resting them on acoustically tuned bamboo blocks.

I thought you'd made that speel up... but its an actual product

I'll wait for the behringer version, made from recycled chipboard

sgosden

running sewage through a gold pipe don't make it drinking water  :

Rocker

sgosden said:

running sewage through a gold pipe don't make it drinking water  :

As long as it is moving, you are fine. The problem begins when it stops....

Rocker

Moltisanti said:

i saw a company selling £200 kettle leads at a guitar show once, so some bellend must be buying them

Did that price include a kettle?  Does the term "bellend" apply to everyone who buys expensive things rather than Chinese knock offs?

Sporky

sgosden said:

 Sassafras said:

Just make sure the cables are absolutely straight and raised about an inch above the ground by resting them on acoustically tuned bamboo blocks.

I thought you'd made that speel up... but its an actual product

I'll wait for the behringer version, made from recycled chipboard

These are £5.99 a pair.

http://www.highendcable.co.uk/Images/Panda feet/Cable support 3.jpg

Still useless, of course, but less expensively so.

Sassafras

I just rest all my cables on breeze-blocks. They absorb all the negative energy in the room that would otherwise affect the free flow of electrons through the cables.
If you don't believe me then you're missing out on a huge performance improvement to all your equipment including kettles, toasters and microwaves.
Even my electric razor gives me a far closer shave with this system.
Of course, I can't prove this scientifically but it stands to reason, doesn't it?
Besides, it can't hurt.