Product Announcements
D’Addario’s New Braided Instrument Cables
D’Addario’s new Braided Instrument Cables feature lower cable capacitance that allows your instrument’s brilliance, presence and character to be transmitted with the utmost transparency.
The cables feature a coaxial oxygen-free copper conductor with two layers of impenetrable noise-rejecting shielding formulated for low capacitance. Additionally, the nylon braiding protects the cable against abrasions, cuts and kinking.
- Nickel Plated plugs for optimal signal transfer
- Lifetime Warranty
- Available in Black, Grey, and Tweed designs in lengths of 10′, 15′, and 20′
D’Addario Custom Series cables utilize ultra-pure, oxygen-free copper conductors for low capacitance and pure tone. Two layers of shielding provide 100% coverage for superior insulation and noise rejection, making this the ultimate, high-performance cable.
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