I recently bought two TS/TS cables from Vovox for connecting my guitar with the Kemper and the Kemper with my CLR. These are expensive "high end" cables which get only good comments by users. I was sceptical and thought there sure is some voodoo involved but I have to say that these cables are indeed excellent. They add some clarity and definition to the signal which is imho audible.
Vovox cables
- Kempermaniac
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Can you post some clips :)?
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Vovox-cables are good, but actually too expensive, you pay for the name.
There are a lot of excellent cables available, Klotz-Titanium, Fatsoflex, Sommer-cable. Mogami, Monster ect.
I just tried the Klotz Titanium and was surprised how good the cables are, eye-to-eye to Vovox & Co, but less expensive.By the way: the most important cable is the one from your guitar to the KPA-Input, you don't need very expensive high-end cables from outputs to FRFR-cab.
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Re-amped and double- blind, please!
Might be difficult when comparing cables... I mean... how would you record the same DI signal with 2 cables ...
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Might be difficult when comparing cables... I mean... how would you record the same DI signal with 2 cables ...
Have your girlfriend plug it in.
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If you like the sound of them, they may be worth the money. Anyone want to create a Kemper EQ setting that makes a $20 cable sound like an expensive cable?
I am fine with inexpensive cables, as long as they are solidly built and reliable.
THIS guy used horrible cables, and it never seemed to bother him -
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I got some decent cables and the only time I can tell the difference is with Acoustic going to a proper acoustic amp. But with Electric, I don't really hear any signal degradation.
As to Hendrix, I got a coily cable just because I heard he used one and they must be made better than his was as mine doesn't seem to have any noticeable degradation.
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The really old ones had thinner conductors, so they were more prone to breakage. The connectors were more prone to wearing out than newer designs, too.
