Cable and Plugs
The 
BL-10 Universal Plug™
Utilizing Bill's design expertise and craftsmanship, the BL-10 Tri-Ring plug for guitar and pedal board will deliver guitarists years of trouble-free performance!
To assure perfect centering for a reliable connection, its shaft and grip are machined out of one piece of solid brass, and the specially-tapered tip and needle are machined from a single piece too. Heavy nickel plating of the brass parts and a stainless steel setscrew prevent corrosion!
The BL-150 Low Capacitance Cable
Bill says: "The hardest task was the cable. For maximum performance, I demanded low capacitance cable of 20 picofarads per foot, free of static electricity, and a high tensile strength that does not require an additional strain relief. Also important is that all insulators are free of any chemicals that can cause oxidation of the conductors."
The BL-150 cable's primary insulator, combined with the BL-15 solderless plug's setscrew, can withstand a lot of pull!
Why Low Capacitance?
1. The higher the capacitance of a cable, the less highs reach the amplifier.
2. High-capacitance cables shift the resonance towards the lower frequencies which dramatically alters tone. For example, Jimi Hendrix used a coiled cord with 3,000 picofarads (.003 microfarads), shifting the resonance below 2,000 Hertz on his Strats. This was the secret of Jimi's tone. Shifting the resonance frequency at 2,000 Hertz has a similar effect to a midrange boost. However, when he recorded and needed a typical Strat sound for some tracks, Jimi switched to a short, low-capacitance cable.
3. There are some very expensive high-capacitance cables on the market with a sound you might like for some tunes, but then you are stuck with that one sound. Using a low-capacitance cable, you can easily change the circuit capacitance by using a push-pull tone control to switch capacitors -- one capacitor for clean sounds and another for distortion. This allows you to choose the right capacitor values to match the pickups, aiming for a 600-700 Hertz resonance for clean sound and a 1500-2200 Hertz resonance for distortion.
Fast and Easy Assembly
1. Cut cable with sharp blade to desired length
2. Loosen the connector's setscrew with Allen wrench for a clear opening, and insert cable into barrel with a light yet firm push to connect securely with its needle tip.
3. Tighten setscrew till flush with connector for ground connection.
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Cable and Sound
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Wilde Cable Kit- 50 feet of cable and 10 universal plugs $78.00
(Bill's Capacitance is 20 pico farad a foot)
Cable per foot $0.76
Plug $4.40 each
