Well, I guess most of us have read that ToneFactor is going out of business. Sad to see this happen. Anyways, with the 15% off code applied, Lava Solderless kit, mix of 5 straight and 5 angled is $76.46. I need to eventually make 10 cables that are straight on one end and angled on the other. This would get me half there. I am finally spending the dough on the accesories I need to maximize the use of my board, YAY!
Edit: Damn the Lava Soldered cable kits are like $50 on Ebay...probably better and more reliable...plus cheaper
hurm? wassat? i don't see any soldered kits. i thought Lava only made the solderless style?
i'm not that into them. i've already had to redo two of them and i wasn't moving stuff on my board that much and was being VERY gentle with them. kind of annoying. i probably wouldn't have any if i didn't need some super tiny headed cables for some spots.
Eric! wrote:YOU'RE like having two pedals in one
with your...momentary fuck switch and all..
I just wired up my new board with new soldered cable last week. I am never doing solderless again. I remember when I did a George L kit, a couple of them were wonky right from the start, eventually more than half of them being shit. These feel so much more sturdy and reliable. Plus, I did it all for like 30 bucks. I got 20 GLS Audio pancake plugs for 20 bucks, and 10 feet of Mogami cable for like 11. I'm so happy I went that way now.
Thanks guys, that is all I needed to hear. I should just price good cable and the plugs I need. I can't use pancake heads for going into my 5 channel looper, too tight. So I am going to go for 10 straight for in and out of each channel. I need to just Mock it up, figure out total length,etc.
for sure. i would way rather go soldered. i only picked up these because the bypass looper i have won't fit with pancake heads. the heads fit (Dan was careful about that), but i measured wrong and it needs smaller heads for where i want to mount it.
i don't like these Lavas that much. and yeah, solderig your own ends up about $4-$5 a cable instead of $18. i can't afford to spend the $500 on Lava cables to get enough to do a board. woof.
Eric! wrote:YOU'RE like having two pedals in one
with your...momentary fuck switch and all..
I've been using George L's for going on 2 years and have only botched one cable. That said I'm not really tearing down and rebuilding my pedalboard on regular basis.
I do feel bad since I know how to solder I should be soldering my own cables,...but using a feedback loop AND an LS-2 the small form factor George L's plugs are a pretty elegant solution for space constraints.
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yah. again, i dig the small heads you can't do with home soldered cables. but i still use the Hosa tiny pancake head 'uns for short connections/side by side pedals, i just trust soldered ones for longer custom length thingers.
oof. M9 on the way = GOOD. Pedal Shuffling Madness To Make Room = annoying.
might put my Rusty Box underneath if it looks like it'll be safe. never change any settings on it anyways.
Eric! wrote:YOU'RE like having two pedals in one
with your...momentary fuck switch and all..
It looks like they've since bumped the price up to 25.99, but when I bought them just two weeks ago, it was 19.99.
Items Ordered Price 1 of: GLS Audio 1/4" Right Angle Plugs TS Mono Flat Low Profile Pancake Style for Speaker Cables, Patch Cables, Snakes - Male 1/4 Inch Phono 6.3mm Phone Plu [Electronics] Condition: New Sold by: Orange County Speaker Inc. (seller profile) $19.99 Amazon Prime: Two-Day Shipping is free
Item(s) Subtotal: $19.99 Shipping & Handling: $0.00 ----- Total Before Tax: $19.99 Sales Tax: $0.00 ----- Total for This Shipment: $19.99
yeah, there's an electronics shop near me that sells them for $1.25 a head, so it's $25 a 20 pack. the no shipping is offset by paying tax, but i'd way rather just drive for 12 minutes then wait most times.
Eric! wrote:YOU'RE like having two pedals in one
with your...momentary fuck switch and all..
behndy wrote:hurm? wassat? i don't see any soldered kits. i thought Lava only made the solderless style?
i'm not that into them. i've already had to redo two of them and i wasn't moving stuff on my board that much and was being VERY gentle with them. kind of annoying. i probably wouldn't have any if i didn't need some super tiny headed cables for some spots.
Fuck your balls.
With that NASA ass space grade velcro you use, you're probably wrecking shit getting it off your board.
A spatula. I had to use a fucking spatula to get your Poly-grace off my board. And not just a regular spatula. One of those heavy duty metal BBQ ones. It was like a delicate operation because you know how much I revere the Poly (mine wasn't in, yet). After that, any pedal I get from you sits on the wood floors. I don't let it anywhere near another opposite half of velcro.
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behndy wrote:hurm? wassat? i don't see any soldered kits. i thought Lava only made the solderless style?
i'm not that into them. i've already had to redo two of them and i wasn't moving stuff on my board that much and was being VERY gentle with them. kind of annoying. i probably wouldn't have any if i didn't need some super tiny headed cables for some spots.
Fuck your balls.
With that NASA ass space grade velcro you use, you're probably wrecking shit getting it off your board.
A spatula. I had to use a fucking spatula to get your Poly-grace off my board. And not just a regular spatula. One of those heavy duty metal BBQ ones. It was like a delicate operation because you know how much I revere the Poly (mine wasn't in, yet). After that, any pedal I get from you sits on the wood floors. I don't let it anywhere near another opposite half of velcro.
the Hexe Bitcrusher I got from Behndy holds onto my board like grim death. That thing is almost impossible to move.