Tone Master Cable 12ft straight – right
November 21st, 2009 | 
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- 99.99%-purity OFC copper conductors for superior sound quality. Exclusive Fender patented multi-conductor architecture.
- Optimal stranding for best frequency balance. Maximum noise isolation using two separate shields.
- Premium-quality, abrasion-resistant, high-temperature PVC jacket for maximum durability. Precision-engineered proprietary connectors for maximum conductivity and reliability.
- Precision-formulated nitrogen-injected foamed polyethylene dielectric for maximum signal transfer and superior tone.
- Carefully controlled impedance characteristics for the best possible instrument sound.
Product Description
New Fender Tone-Master cables really improve your sound! Strong, highly flexible and durable Tone-Master cables provide a more open sound with a wider range while shielding you from noise and interference that can compromise your huge gig or that vital session. We used the finest audiophile-grade materials and state-of-the-art engineering to make a cable that delivers the best performance from your instrument and amp. Superior Tone-Master dielectric material … More >>
Tone Master Cable 12ft straight – right
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I am not a professional in the guitar things, but I usually delight in playing after my job, and this cable helps to reduce the noise. I don’t have a huge amplifier but this cable is the best that I ever met.
The only thing that you must to know before buy it is: this cable has a strong shield system to avoid noise and it means that it is not very flexible.
Tip: please check the length that you require to avoid terrible surprises!
Rating: 5 / 5
Fantastic basic cable. Better than the overpriced brands. The only suggestion I have for beginners is to get the longer cable 18-20 feet. I find that you always wind up needing a longer cable. DO NOT coil this cable any tighter than it was when delivered in it’s original package. Do not wrap this cable in a “figure 8″ to store it. Loosely coiling the cable WILL prevent hurt. Use either bread loaf ties or velcro to secure.
Rating: 5 / 5