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Eric prefers the cable go in different directions in terms of the flow. Just flipping one of the cables changes the EQ a lot. I had to listen to each cable both ways and determine the best way fro the tonal choice. A test you can try is: Take your speaker cable from a head to cab and flip it around. Listen to it both ways. It should make the tone sound different depending on the direction it is running.

@rackdoctor So in regard to the cable direction that seems to have created some controversy, is it something you can hear at a lower amp volumes as well, or is it more something that you hear at high amp volume levels and that's where it makes a difference? I know EJ plays loud.

At both low and high. It is a difference in EQ. In the lead chain the cable in one direction made the guitar sound thinner with less full, the other direction it war fatter and darker sounding. On the clean chain the choice was between less mid and more mids depending on the cable direction. I also listened to different ends. The Switchcraft 380 has less bottom and highs. The Switchcraft 280 were fuller but not bright enough. I settled on the Neutrik NYS-224 because they were a nice balance. The lead chain ended up being a combination of George L brass ends and Switchcraft 226-for a warmer more mid pronounced tone. The loop box and the interface were wired with George L for consistency. A custom A/B box was made and wired with George L but it did not have the mid EQ that his original mini ones have-so I used them.