Should I get the "0M2, Inst, JAM/JAM"?
If you look it says that 0M2 = 200cm But I'm guessing 0M2 is 20cm?
i didn't even notice that when i ordered mine, but yeah, 0M2 is the patch lead (at least, that's what i ordered, and i got a patch cable).
in other news i tried my cables. holy cr@p, that made one heck of a major difference. I was expecting it to sound better, but i thought it might be like a lot of things which are claimed to sound better, where you can hear it ok, but you have to listen out for it. Not so, major improvement. Maybe that just proves i had cack old leads, but i switched all my leads, one by one, to hear the difference, and each made a difference. Even the speaker lead (which was said above to make a subtle difference) sounded sweeter, and tamed the harsh and fizzy highs which my old planet waves one had.
Generally, increased clarity, sweetness, and musicality all round. Especially noticeable with my valve junior- previously at low volumes it was muddy as something pretty muddy. now it's actually verging on sparkly. :lol:
Excellent, can't recommend these enough- with the exception of my old patch lead (which was admittedly cheap cr@p), every lead i replaced was more expensive than those cleartones (some 2-3 times more expensive), and sounded much worse. these absolutely annihilate my old planet waves, horizon and venom cables (i had a mixture).
thanks to everyone who posted in this thread about how good they were (which gave me the push and confidence i needed to order them). :drink:
Anyway, sorry for the long post. I was just shocked at how much of an improvement it made. :) I always had the suspicion that my leads weren't very good, but what put me off replacing them was the thought that "if my current leads cost £20 each and I need to replace them with better, more expensive leads, how much is that going to cost? £300? Maybe they aren't that bad..." :lol:
