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Coily is most of the time cheaper cable... but the Divine Noise one is the same grade as their regular cable.
The problem with coily is that you need like 30'' to have a 15'' cable... which degrate the signal.
But since you don't have a big pedal board, you don't really have to worry about that.

Ha, I'm not too worried about degrading the signal. My amp/guitar combinations are all BRIGHT. I also have an always on boost/preamp with the TTE.
I just wonder if the Divine Noise would eliminate any noise - not a big problem with my current set-up, either, really...just never seen their stuff before.

Lava coilys are also nice and light...always appreciated that.

The best thing would be to try them if there's a local dealer where you are... Divine Noise also have a 50/50 (coily / non-coily) cable.
In my case it's hard because here every store have Digiflex and Digiflex only.

But after reading a lot and bugging people with emails, I decide to get EA Forte or for a better price EA Reveal (which seems to be less colored in tone).
Not decided yet.

sylnau wrote:The best thing would be to try them if there's a local dealer where you are... Divine Noise also have a 50/50 (coily / non-coily) cable.
In my case it's hard because here every store have Digiflex and Digiflex only.

But after reading a lot and bugging people with emails, I decide to get EA Forte or for a better price EA Reveal (which seems to be less colored in tone).
Not decided yet.

Casey Hanson is in the Ottawa area and is an authorized Evidence Audio dealer. Contact him at his shop: Fallout-labs.com

Thanks all.
I ordered some EA Reveal from StupidDream88 (Aaron).
Soldered Sound