ratrap I have a lead with a straight plug on both ends. Works fine for my Strat. Problem is my new Sheritan needs a right angled plug. Anyone know if there is an adapter that my existing lead can plug into and convert to an angled plug? I'm trying to avoid laying out for another lead and the hassle of changing leads and guitars. TIA
slyd Very simple solution. . If you don't want to have 2 leads, then just have 1 lead with a straight-jack on one end, and an angle-jack on the other. Then, depending on which guitar you are playing, you use the appropriate jack into the axe and the other into your amp/efx etc. (Amps don't mind having an angle-jack in them ? )
aja slyd wroteAmps don't mind having an angle-jack in them ? maybe your amp doesn't mind, because mine looks at me funny ?
slyd aja wrote maybe your amp doesn't mind, because mine looks at me funny ? Yeah, amps CAN check you out skeef bru, but ju just gotta chune them strayt , ? let them know hoos boss, no wot ah meen ?
ratrap slyd wrote Very simple solution. . If you don't want to have 2 leads, then just have 1 lead with a straight-jack on one end, and an angle-jack on the other. Then, depending on which guitar you are playing, you use the appropriate jack into the axe and the other into your amp/efx etc. (Amps don't mind having an angle-jack in them ? ) Or I can replace one plug on my existing lead with a 90 degree number?
slyd ratrap wrote Or I can replace one plug on my existing lead with a 90 degree number? That's exactly what I'm saying. Then you'll have either option plug available ?
