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What Analysis Plus considers to be its best flex-and-feel instrument cables, the Black Oval series is an ROHS compliant, completely green cable that sounds as good as it feels. The instrument cable has 20 gauge conductors, a conductive sheath to eliminate microphonics, and an oval center conductor with a hollow oval return. This version has 1/4" straight plug to 1/4" angle plug.

The cable, connectors, packaging, and it's design are all done in the USA.
Analysis Plus Black Oval Instrument Cable 1/4" Straight to Angle 10 ft.
Analysis Plus Black Oval Instrument Cable 1/4" Straight to Angle 10 ft.

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  • 1/4" straight to 1/4" angle connectors
  • ROHS compliant
  • 20 gauge conductors
  • Conductive sheath eliminates microphonics
  • Oval center conductor with hollow oval return
  • Made in the USA

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  • I would buy this again and again!

    5

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitted7 years ago

    byGavin

    fromUndisclosed

    I love this cable! I brought this cable for my ukulele to help with the sound and it's so wonderful! You should get it! You will not regret it.

  • professional cut

    5

    submitted15 years ago

    byparabola

    fromtemple,tx

    the best cable out there, blasted away my monster,vox and mogami cables. going to order two more.

  • Analysis Plus - Black Oval 10ft Cable

    5

    submitted16 years ago

    byAllen

    fromSAn Francisco Bay Area

    For this test, I used a Gibson early 90's dot neck reissue 335, equipped with Jason Lollar Imperial pickups. Amps used were an 80's diamond tolex Polytone Mini-Brute II and a recent factory produced Brown Note D'Lite 44 tube head with a Fuchs ported 1x12 cab loaded with a Celestion G12-65. This cable exhibited great clarity that was evenly balanced across all 6 strings. The sound was very smooth. With the Polytone, I got a great smooth, round, & rich jazz tone that was clear without harshness in the highs and mids while rendering a nice bottom end without being boomy or muddy. With the Brown Note, I was able to coax the same type of tones to clean R&B, funk and blues very nicely. OD was great, especially the clean to OD transition. All the subtle nuances of picking dynamics were captured. Using another run of the mill cable, I immediately noticed a glare in the highs. The diference was quite obvious to me. If you value the subtle nuances of your instrument, give these a try. I believe you will be pleasantly surpirsed.

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