Cable snake for 4CM

rsvmark

professorben said:

viz said:

professorben said:

TimmyO said:

EricTheWeary said:

The Edge had to move to America to get one ,

And he still hasn't found what he's looking for 

In fairness to him it's not easy to navigate where the streets have no name. 

Not you too!

Nice of you to notice. 

Really..... it's the sweetest thing. 

Oh boy....

FelineGuitars

http://www.madisonandfifth.co.uk/brands/pedalsnake-fx-to-backline-cabling/


http://www.pedalsnake.com

professorben

Obviously with cable snakes, structural durability and signal path need to be considered to fully eliminate....
Rattle and Hum.

clarkefan

Points awarded for The Electric Co reference

On a more serious note does anybody have any idea if there's a good reason why a power supply (eg kettle lead) should not be wrapped up in a "snake" with signal cables?

Avoiding this seems to be one of the big selling points of the Pedal Snake, but I've no clue why there might be a problem, given all the insulation going on.

But I freely admit I know jack about these things.  Snake good or snake oil?

professorben

clarkefan said:

Points awarded for The Electric Co reference

On a more serious note does anybody have any idea if there's a good reason why a power supply (eg kettle lead) should not be wrapped up in a "snake" with signal cables?

Avoiding this seems to be one of the big selling points of the Pedal Snake, but I've no clue why there might be a problem, given all the insulation going on.

But I freely admit I know jack about these things.  Snake good or snake oil?

The AC power cable will interfere with the audio signal in the instrument cables, as a rule of thumb you should always try to run power cables st right angles to signal cables, to minimise contact, at least we do when wiring up a house, I assume the same applies to guitar rigs too.