George L Cables

[poolboydave]

I recently decided to switch to George L cables on my rig and now my wireless (Shure L4) is extra noisy now. Anyone every run into this problem or have an idea what would cause that?

Thanks, Dave

[jacksonaxes]

Re: George L Cables

no problem with george,L's here, very quiet.

[straycat]

Re: George L Cables

Maybe you didn't get a good connection on one when putting the cables together.

[Shawn Lutz]

Re: George L Cables

I'm willing to bet its a bad connection.go through each one, you'll probablly need reterminate a connectore or two.

[poolboydave]

Re: George L Cables

Thanks everyone! I'll go through them all. I went with everything George L. That includes all patch cables between pedals and to and from the amps. Looks like I've got a lot a work ahead of me.

If anyone else has any suggestions, please let me know.

Thanks, Dave

[Chad]

Re: George L Cables

As far as the assembly process of the cables, I have a pair of the wire cutters that George L's sells, but I actually prefer to just use a sharp utility knife. I place the wire on a wood block and make a quick, clean, even cut to the wire. Then to attach the plugs, I follow George L's instructions exactly. When doing a large setup with several cables (like a pedalboard), I also audibly test each cable to make sure it works properly before I move on to assembling the next cable. The little time to do that extra step can prevent a lot of headaches down the road.

If the assembly process is done correctly, they are awesome, very convenient cables IMO.

[straycat]

Re: George L Cables

That makes a lot of sense,less work in the long run.
I got lucky and had his wife make mine.My booth was right next to theirs at a guitar show, hows that for luck?