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The Art Of Tone Guitar Wire, Hookup Wire, Gavitt Cloth Wire, 22awg Stranded Copper Wire, 3 feet of Each Color Black/White Pushback Wire for Electric Guitar and Other Instruments
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The Art Of Tone Guitar Wire, Hookup Wire, Gavitt Features
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Authentic Heritage: Elevate your electric guitar's performance with authentic cloth guitar wire born from the 1950s American guitar-making legacy, delivering unwavering quality and performance to this day.
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Pushback Wire For Hassle Free Wiring: Simplify guitar projects with our "pushback" wire, eliminating tedious stripping and allowing you to focus on your passion. Just cut, push back the insulation, and solder.
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Soldering Made Simple: Our pre-tinned stranded copper wire ensures frustration-free soldering, with the "tinned overcoat" securely locking strands together.
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3 feet of Vintage Charm: Experience 3 feet of each color in genuine vintage excellence with waxed cotton outer braid and celanese inner braid, capturing the golden era of guitar-making. The authenticity of this wire makes it a true gem for any vintage guitar wiring enthusiast.
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USA-Made Excellence: Proudly made in the USA, our 22 AWG wire showcases top-notch craftsmanship and materials, embodying American ingenuity. Still made by the same manufacturer who made vintage guitar wire back in the day.
About The Art Of Tone Guitar Wire, Hookup Wire, Gavitt
Vintage style cloth covered wire. Wire is 22 awg 7-strand and pre-tinned, cloth jacket has a waxed cotton outer braid and a Celanese inner braid. This wire is an accurate replication of the wire used in vintage Fender's. Made by the same company. Stranded wire is the good stuff for wiring or rewiring your guitar. Much easier to work with than solid core when you are trying to solder to the back of a pot, or lug. White is hot, and black for ground.
