Ted McCann, designer of all things Bullet Cable, has been asked to guest on their weekly spot, ‘Sound Advice’ hosted by Pieter Holland. Together they hope to answer the big question: What makes a good cable? This is an entertaining interview about the construction and durability factors of cable without the ‘snake oil claims’ that have confused even the seasoned tech and musician. The spot will focus predominantly on the time honored Silver Bullet Cable (introduced in 2004). Pieter recently put the the Silver Bullet to the test which included live play on tour this holiday season.

Ok.. I know what your thinking.. Here is another Guitar Cable review..
But it’s not.. I know you have heard all there is to know about Cable reviews but this one is going to be a little different due to the fact this Cable is different…Bullet Cable Review, Pieter Holland

Catch the interview at 8:00 P.M. and Midnight E.S.T. (5:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. P.S.T.)

Besides being an internet radio talk show host, Pieter Holland plays guitar and sings. He just finished off the Rock Legends Cruise where he played for the Marshall Tucker Band. ZZTop and George Thorogood headlined the show.

Marty Hill of Preacher Stone grabs the video camera and goes on stage to film the Marshall Tucker Band rocking “Can’t You See.” It’s a who’s who of musicians

The Silver Bullet is armed with our flexible web-wound skin that resists tangling and has 44 Mag. connectors. The PE potted connectors help the cable maintain durability so you will not lose signal from faulty connections. This cable has a balanced design that cancels noise and maintains signal purity.

Featuring an edgy rock sound with a fierce attack in the high frequencies, the Silver Bullet delivers a dynamic tone with rich harmonics.

This cable is the workhorse, an all-rounder that’s good with any instrument and is built to last. The Silver Bullet comes in lengths of 12 and 20 feet.

You can listen to the Silver Bullet and our other cables in our Sound Library. Each have distinct variations that will contribute to your sound.

Core One Bullet Cable by Jeff Kitts

For the retro-conscious, Core One offers the Bullet Coil Cable, which is inspired by the thick, black coil cables used by Jimi Hendrix, Pete Townshend, and Joe Strummer. The cables are 25 feet long and can be uncoiled to reach 33 feet.

For a sleeker, more modern connection between your guitar and amp, Core One also offers the Silver Bullet Cable, which features a hard nickel 1/4-inch chrome .44 magnum bullet casing that resists punishment and corrosion, and a snakelike mesh cover over the length of the cable.

Used for recording with “The Unit”

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