A guitar-to-amplifier instrument line cable that reduces both signal noise and single-coil pickup noise.

The Pro Co Lifeline Line Instrument Cable is constructed based on transmission line theory. In a nutshell, using a 4-conductor microphone cable to replace a single-conductor guitar cable, Pro Co solders the cable's 2 red conductors (red and red with white stripe) to the tip on either plug, and then solders the cable's 2 black conductors (black and black with white stripe) to the ground on either plug.

Pro Co then solders the shield to the ground on the amplifier end and lifts the ground (do not solder) on the instrument end. This helps to shunt most of the noise that jumps on the shield to chassis ground before it becomes part of the signal path.

The Pro CO Lifelines cable defends the world from guitar players with noisy single-coil pickups and helps quiet them—the pickups; not the guitar players—down to a usable commodity before the drummer shoots the guitar player.

The white end of the Pro Co instrument cable goes into your guitar and the black end of the cable goes into your amplifier.

When nothing can be left to chance, and when you use a noisy single-coil pickup to get your guitar's sound, you'll want to buy a Pro Co Lifelines Line Instrument Cable.

Pro Co Lifelines Line Instrument Cable Specifications:

• Model: LLC - (length)
• Connector A and B: G&H Industries 1/4" phone plug (6.35mm)
• Wire: 424BXXK, .295" O.D., 96% braid shield
• Speaker gauge: 24 AWG
• Assembly method: solder
• Made in the USA

Pro Co Lifelines Line Instrument Cable

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Not a pro cable

Posted by TiredOfTheNoise from Wichita, KS on Oct 24, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Jazz

I wanted a quiet cable for my guitar that would not pick up surrounding static and electrical noise. I ordered this cable because it is supposed to be quiet. This cable is the second noisiest cable I have. It is also micro-phonic. When I jostle the cable, the noise is transmitted into my amp. The hum and hiss when not plugged into my guitar is louder than I want. My Fender brand cable is quieter than this one. I have a no name brand cable that is about the same. I would not recommend this cable if you are looking for a quiet cable.

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Alright

Posted by somethingloud from San Antonio, TX on Aug 20, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: rock, alternative, punk

These cables are ok. The rubber is very stiff making them twist and coil very easily which gets annoying. the sound quality is fine. they work fine i just wouldn't purchase them again...

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Great long lasting cable.

Posted by BassStylee from Pennsylvania on Aug 18, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: Reggae

I've had mine for about a year now, without a single problem. It's a great cable and I'd recommend it to anyone's who's having trouble with low-quality cables. Buy this and your set.

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Great cables

Posted by Telecaster from Fairmont, WV on Jun 25, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: old rock/hard rock, 80's metal

I've had mine for a long time now (I remember them being slightly cheaper back then). They've been stepped on, had tables sat on them, amps sat on them, yanked out by people, etc. and never have they given out on me. Still sounds as good as the day I got it, even the outside of the cable is in good shape, some dirt, but no tears at all. Pro Co and Spectraflex were all I used, but I can't find SpectraFlex anymore. But I'm probably going to just keep on with these. All these years and abuse and it keeps going. That says quality to me.

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Great Cables, Great Company

Posted by Mainburner from Ingomar, PA on Feb 28, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: ALternative

Durable, great sounding cable. Looks cool also. I also like the way they coil for storage and transport...they never kink! I had one that had a little buzz so I sent it back to ProCo and they sent a new one in a few days with no problems, no hassles. I can't find a reason to not love these cables...

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