Somewhere strong and where the lead will not interfere with your playing is usually the places most go for - at the tail end of the box is a popular spot, or on the face of the lid tucked away in the corner, assuming you have a right-angled jack plug it will not interfere when you're doing your Pete Townshend "windmill" strokes.. ! (-;
RTZGUITARS > the anonymous pickAugust 26, 2013 at 10:42pm
Me to pick, John I have been buying 20 foot straight cable cutting then in half , and putting 90 degree on the cut end. cheap easy. You can stand the guitar on the end with a 90 degree cable still plug in or sit in a chair no problem.. Less chance of braking the input off with a 90 some people move around amp stacks drum kit wall corners when the play. plus it looks clean look at that S.W.
just put some fat strings on my S.W. working on some Neil Young with it and learning some 3 string chords.
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Somewhere strong and where the lead will not interfere with your playing is usually the places most go for - at the tail end of the box is a popular spot, or on the face of the lid tucked away in the corner, assuming you have a right-angled jack plug it will not interfere when you're doing your Pete Townshend "windmill" strokes.. ! (-;
Guess this wasn't such a good idea after all...
i've done that , and for for shits and giggles , tone and volume there too ;-)
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i like em here
Me to pick, John I have been buying 20 foot straight cable cutting then in half , and putting 90 degree on the cut end. cheap easy. You can stand the guitar on the end with a 90 degree cable still plug in or sit in a chair no problem.. Less chance of braking the input off with a 90 some people move around amp stacks drum kit wall corners when the play. plus it looks clean look at that S.W.
just put some fat strings on my S.W. working on some Neil Young with it and learning some 3 string chords.
that sounds like a good way to go, RTZ
:-D