Sendt Braided Instrument Cables are here!

Whether you are a working musician, a home recording enthusiast, or a garage band superstar the chances are pretty good that you use a cable or two. Even the most staunch acoustic purist knows that the second that a microphone, PA system, or electric instrument enters the mix cables become a reality. Even in most wireless systems, there are cables in the mix somewhere. So if there has to be a cable why not a high quality, good looking, and affordably priced cable?

How sturdy are your instrument / microphone cables?

The life of an instrument or microphone cable can be a very sedentary one OR an extremely busy and demanding one. If you have a home studio and you leave your equipment set up day in and day out, then you’re probably not putting much stress on your cables. On the other hand, if you are a gigging musician that sets your stuff up and tears it down two or three times a week, rolls your cords up, throws them in a gig bag, steps on them while walking across the stage, etc…your cables are leading a pretty rough life!!! Sendt braided cables are strong enough for the road and priced for ANY occasion.

How good are your cables?

The quality of the new Sendt Braided series cables is undeniable. They are rugged of construction, attractive, and perfectly suited for the rigors and visuals of stage life. The connectors are heavy duty and strong, the connections are solid, and the braid and shielding is more than sufficient for the abuse of the road and stage! The series comes in a variety of sizes as well as straight and right angle offerings. The black and silver braid is very professional in appearance and gives the cord a little visual pizzazz and depth up close and from a distance.

How many options do you have?

The options in cable length can be so crucial at times. If you need a 15 foot cable and all you have is a 50 foot cable…well, things can get messy! For people trying to keep a tidy and organized stage, these types of issues can be a real bummer. Well, Sendt decided to go out on a limb and try a few sizes not always offered by other cable companies. The new braided instrument cables are available in 10, 15, 18, 25, and 36 foot offerings. Worth noting are the 18 and 36 foot sizes, made to solve those “in between” problems when the standard sizes are too short on one hand or too long on the other. The right length cable can really do a lot to reduce clutter and eliminate unnecessary strain on your inputs (if the cord is too short). In terms of plug options there are straight to straight, straight to right angle, and right angle to right angle. These options should take care of any application you will encounter in your rig. For these reasons, the length offerings of the new Sendt Braided line and the connector options should be appealing to most musicians.

How aesthetically pleasing are your cables?

The look of these cables is a look of class, quality, and hipness. The black braid with silver tweedy accents give a very contemporary and professional look that will also compliment classic amps and instruments. The black connectors finish the work for a sleek overall look. Timeless and COOL! Simple and classic! Modern against certain backdrops, attractive against all!

Sure your instrument cables look nice, but how much?

Replacing all of the cables in your rig can be a costly venture, with the new Sendt Braided line this won’t be the case. Our cables are designed and priced so that us musicians can get our music out there and still make and save a buck…or twenty!

So what’s the big picture?

The big picture is you need your equipment to perform well for a long time and you need your dollars to go a long way. Sendt wants to be your resource for musical accessories and we want you to feel like you got a great product at the best price. We structure our offerings, designs, and prices accordingly. Our new braided cables are a reflection of that honest and trustworthy model we strive to adhere to. Try us out, you’ll like us!

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When he’s not enjoying fishing, road testing cables with his band, or fielding musical/instrument cable questions over the phone/e-mail, Michael handles operations and purchasing and is simply loving life. You can also follow Michael on Twitter !