BTPA Composite Cable - More Information

[@lopessfilter]

This is amazing! The best looking pedalboard snake I've seen. Question, if the "Guitar In" cable is in the snake, where would the guitar be plugged into? Or does it plug in directly to the guitar?

[@BTPA_USA]

In this setup, the Guitar In would go into a wireless on the rack/amp side. This can be labeled or configured custom to any setup, though. Thanks!

[@roberthurless3295]

Hi, the link is not working. Page not found comes up.

[@BTPA_USA]

Good catch! Updated the link now.

[@kyfisher3662]

Iv been told that running my power cable alongside my mono audio cables will affect the sound, is this true?

[@BTPA_USA]

Hi Ky! Thank you for the comment. Noise in a signal can be caused from a number of things. Cheap patch cables, not powering pedals correctly, overall bad power at a venue, or even just things in the atmosphere (i.e. lighting). The reason I say this is that noise is can be subject from a number of things. We have been making cable looms with power in them (per customer specification) for professional use in both live and studio settings for the past 20 years. We have never had one returned due to the power line in the loom/composite cable causing any noise.

[@harleyhexxe9806]

A good idea for cleaning up the floor around your pedal rig with one exception; I would never run my AC, (or DC), power parallel with my audio cables. That's just asking for extra noise!

[@BTPA_USA]

To each their own. We have been building stage looms for touring acts with signal & ac power (per their request) for the past 20 years without a single one being the cause of added noise or ground loops

[@brownhooque]

Harley, that's a myth. Especially if everything is shielded properly.