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No hay artículos en el carroKit de cables de parche de pedal de guitarra sin soldadura, paquete de 6 para pedalera personalizada. ¿Tu pedalera es un desastre? ¿Es difícil poner tu cadena de pedal en el orden en el que necesitas estar porque no tienes el cable de conexión de longitud correcta? Esta es una gran solución para ordenar tu pedalera. Con conectores compactos en ángulo recto, puede maximizar ese precioso patrimonio inmobiliario en su pedalera. Personaliza la longitud de cada cable a la longitud que necesitas. Puedes personalizar cada cable de conexión. Si necesitas un cable en forma de C o en forma de S, puedes hacerlo con este kit. No requiere soldadura. Todas las herramientas e instrucciones necesarias se suministran en cada kit.
Aaron
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 2 de abril de 2025
So I have literally purchased every solderless patch cable kit on Amazon and a few elsewhere and these are the best. Crosby is a close second but the Crosby cables are VERY stiff. The cables themselves are certainly of higher quality but absolutely no difference in tone. For my purposes, which is an extremely tight board with the need to bend cables to suit the pedal position, these are by far the easiest to work with. Keep in mind this is a "Worship Service Board" which basically never travels. For my road board I use soldered cables all the way, and if I use solderless it's going to be Crosby.... But between the ease of installation and color coding, these are my choice. Hope this helps!
Mr. Dale
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 29 de septiembre de 2024
I used the kit to rewire my peddle board and the heads are nice and small and seem secure and sturdy. Sounds great too. Very happy 😃
Glen
Comentado en Australia el 6 de mayo de 2023
Works really well. Easy to use with all the required tools. Pedal board is so much neater and sound quality is great
C. Badham
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 23 de agosto de 2021
Most of the pedals on my board use pre-assembled Hosa cables. I've never had a problem with those. However, as my board has grown in size and complexity I needed to get longer cables and some with straight ends. In my previous life I soldered a lot of cables but with age getting higher and patience growing smaller, I just wanted something a little less involved. This solderless kit was a good solution. Assembly was pretty straight forward. I was pretty patient with the process and and all of my cables worked. I'll probably get another kit and make a few more where I need to tighten up the space between pedals here and there. Price is great. I also like that the kit comes with everything you need including tools.
bloozy
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 5 de julio de 2021
While searching for cable kits, I came across this product. Most reviews were good. A few reviews criticized the quality of the kit, its tools, and claimed difficulty in getting them to work. I trusted the good reviews and was not sorry. I bought two kits capable of making 12 cables. I put them together with 12 out of 12 working the first time. NO remakes. I attribute this to 3 things: good product, good and consistent assembly technique, and patience. I read the directions and followed them. I used the same procedure for every cable. First, because the cable was coiled, no matter where you trim, the end of the cable was slightly curved. I straightened each end before inserting it into the plug. I pushed the cable in firmly but not overly hard. I continued inward pressure on the cable while slowly folding it downward to make the right angle. This was to make sure I didn’t separate the cable from the internal pin while folding the cable down. The screw driver was more than adequate to tighten all the screws. In fact, I after making 12 cables, I put it in my guitar tool kit. The screwdriver was magnetized, but I used a rare earth magnet to further magnetize the little screwdriver. The screws are too tiny to maneuver with your fingers. I firmly pushed each screw onto the tip of the magnetized driver and laid it aside while I inserted the cable. After putting on the cap, I picked up the driver with the screw stuck on and screwed it in firmly to make sure the shield would get connected. Then I tested for shorts and continuity with my multimeter. I repeated the process with the second plug, again testing for shorts and continuity. If you don’t test each one after making, you won’t know which plug is not working after putting on both ends making you have to do both again. After a couple, I got more proficient, and the process went pretty quickly.I set up my pedalboard using all 12 custom length cables. Turned on the power. And presto, sound!The great price on this cable kit and the fact that 12 of 12 worked on the first assembly made me buy more. Of course, I have no word on endurance yet. But at this point I see no reason not to highly recommend these. Be patient. I think you’ll like them, too.Update: I have now made a total of 50+ patch cables connecting 80 pedals on 7 boards. All of them worked on the first try. The cables originally made are still working. Admittedly, I don’t gig anymore, so these stay in my studio. But pedals being added or pulled off the pedalboard have not resulted in loss of continuity. Out of all the plugs I’ve used, I had one plug that had a defective insulator between the tip and shield rendering it unusable. While that was disappointing, I’m still fully sold on this product and a huge fan. These are fabulous!
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