Hi, im tring to purchase the cable that goes from the reverb unit to te reverb IN/OUT conection on my amp, princeton reverb 79.
I want to order but I cant find it, dont know by what name its called so i can look for it, any help?
Also i notice by some pictures and by pa channel switcher box that the cable has no plastic cover at the tip, its like you can see the inside.
Why is this?
sorru about not knowing all the technical names, I will soon
Thanks
Andrew
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Parts Is Parts calls them Reverb Cables
From their website-
"Reverb Cable Set
Set of 2 cables. Similar to 60's styls cables w rca
Large are used on taller amps like the Super Reverb. Medium are used on Twin and Pro Reverb sized amps.
Short ones will work on the Deluxe and Princeton Reverb.
SKU: CABLE##"
They're just shielded stereo cables, in essence, right?
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that, of course, they are many in number; or that, after all, they are other than the little,
shriveled, meagre, hopping, though loud and troublesome, insects of the hour."
-Edmund Burke
You'll want to look for cables with right angled RCA connectors.
Scope out Mojo Musical Supply and Antique Electronic Supply.
Are there Radio Shack stores in Chile?
"Well, I used to be disgusted, now I try to be amused..."
Elvis Costello
The RCA jacks at Radio Shack suck beyond belief (my appologies to any Radio Shack employees)!Originally Posted by NeoFauve
The ones at Parts Is Parts have the correct (for my '66 anyway), non-insulated straight RCA jacks.
Antique Electronics sells them with insulated right angle RCA jacks which would probably be a better choice.
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