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12-22-2016, 09:20 PM
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Pig Hog cables
I need some decent PA cables, so I've been doing some research. I talked to a guy at Sam Ash, and he suggested Pig Hog cables due to their "no question" lifetime guarantee. I looked on the Pig Hog website, and all they talk about is a limited lifetime warranty. As a matter of fact, the only mention of this "no question" lifetime guarantee comes from places that sell these cables, not from the manufacturer's website.
Should I be wary? Will these people keep their word? Should I get something in writing? Or better yet, should I be looking at a different cable anyways? Thanks! 
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12-23-2016, 10:28 AM
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audiopile.net seems to be the overwhelming choice for cables by the gurus on the ProSoundWeb forums. I have no personal experience, but I have seen post after post there praising both the quality and the customer service. You pay between about $13 and $26 for a 25 foot cable, depending on the cable and the connectors. (Neutrix on the higher-end cables.) Looks like a three-year guarantee, although I didn't look at all the cables to make sure. I think the best "guarantee" is buying well-built cables, and taking very, very good care of them.
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12-24-2016, 02:40 PM
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Update: Sam Ash ended up doing a price match for me on a couple of Rapco Horizon 12 gauge 50-foot cables. They are really heavy duty and have the big ends on them. I think that they are much nicer than the Pig Hog cables. I'll bet each cable weighs almost 5 lbs. I'm banking on these lasting a while! I ended up saving about $20 on the cables.
Thanks everyone.
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