REFERENCE CABLE RIC09T-NAT-JJR-N

Terminated cable with 6.35mm male Jack connector and 6.35mm male angled Jack connector for multi-purpose instruments, live stage, full signal transparency

Available lengths selectable from drop-down menu.

The Reference Cable RIC09T is recommended for those who, right from their first steps in studying a musical instrument, wish to appreciate all its innate tonal qualities. The RIC09-T cable allows you to get the most out of both the economic value of your instrument and your day-to-day teaching and is built to be very flexible and robust for frequent use. The RIC09-T has a double shielding: an exclusive braid in red copper and tinned copper and a second one in conductive PVC, which is ideal for avoiding the noises that are generated when a cable is energetically moved. Thanks to our collaboration with important music schools such as the Berklee College of Music (Boston USA) and the Saint Louis College of Music (Rome), we have noted, with satisfaction, how great was the surprise and pleasure, of teachers and pupils, in discovering the importance of "listening and choosing" a cable suitable for their instrument and musical genre. Precisely in order to encourage this considerable and understandable interest, of teachers and pupils, we would like to strongly recommend a direct method for doing one's own test in complete autonomy:

1) Take any cable (your usual one or another) and connect your instrument to the amplifier
2) Choose your most personal and characteristic sound and play a short chord with arpeggio
3) Play it several times until you have memorised it precisely
4) Now replace the cable with our RIC09-T, making sure it is the same length as the first one, and repeat the same chord with the same dynamics and without changing the amplifier's parameters, of course
5) Play it once more in order to memorise this new sound.
At this point you may already have identified the difference between "generic cable" and the RIC09-T, but if you really want to identify the details of it precisely, then
6) Repeat all the previous steps once again, using the first cable again and then the RIC09-T, this time concentrating on the response of the entire acoustic spectrum.