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1. George L’s Effects Pedal Cable Kit includes 10' of cable and
10 right-angle plugs for creating patch cables at any length you
wish—without any tools.
2. The Planet Waves Cable Station Pedalboard Cable Kit includes
10' of cable, 10 gold-plated right-angle plugs, and a cable cutter.
3. The Lava Mini Pedalboard Cable Kit includes 10' of cable, 10
straight solderless plugs, and a wire stripper.
4. The Core X2 Pedalboard Cable Connector Kit includes 20'
of cable, gold-plated plugs (two straight and eight right-angle),
a cable cutter, and a hex wrench.
Pedalboard Cable Connector Kit (Street $49.95,
coreoneproduct.com) includes 20' of shielded
cable, two straight and eight right-angle gold-plated
plugs, a cable cutter, and a hex wrench for assembly.
Another option is the Lava Mini Pedalboard Cable
Kit (Street $79.95, lavacable.com), which includes
10' of cable, 10 straight solderless plugs that have a
360-degree ground connection, and a wire stripper.
Fingers Trump Feet
At the end of the day, no matter how decked-out your pedalboard is, the most important part
of your tonal equation is your fingers and how
they interact with what’s in your rig. “A common
thing I see is that a lot of players are always trying to chase someone else’s sound,” says hired-gun
Joe Augello (Jennifer Hudson, Robin Thicke,
Backstreet Boys). “Getting a Univibe and a Fuzz
Face because Jimi Hendrix used them isn’t going
to make you sound like him. Guys like Jimi and
Eddie Van Halen were innovators and always
experimented with their gear. They weren’t using
what everyone else was using at that time. It’s
important to develop your own voice and set yourself apart from everyone else.”
