Make your own custom guitar cables with $25 off this Boss solderless cable kit for Black Friday

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The kit contains everything you need to make six patch cables without a soldering iron

Boss Pedalboard Cable Kit
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Pedalboards have never been so popular - or populated for that matter. With so many different pedals on our ’boards, often with sockets on opposite sides to where we want them, there’s a strong case for needing custom patch cables at different lengths. Enter the Boss BCK-12 Solderless Pedalboard Cable Kit, which is $25 less in this Amazon Black Friday guitar deal.

The concept is simple - cut the cable to the exact length you require, take two of the 12 included solderless jack connectors, click it in place on the cable and fasten the grub screw to secure it. Done! No hot irons, no stripping cable, no guessing which terminals to solder to.

Boss BCK-12 Solderless Cable Kit: save $25

Boss BCK-12 Solderless Cable Kit: save $25
The Boss BCK-12 Solderless Pedalboard Cable Kit comes with everything you need to start making custom patch cables for your pedalboard. There’s 12-feet of high-quality cable, and 12 solderless, bi-directional jack plugs that can be orientated as a straight or right-angle connection. It requires no fiddly cable-stripping or soldering, just trim the cable and snap on the jack plug. Save £25 dollars and start building your own patch cables today! 

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The kit includes 12 feet of low-capacitance cable, and the bi-directional jack plugs (complete with 24K gold plated contacts) mean that you can create straight or right-angled patch cables as short as 1cm in length. 

The regular price of the BCK-12 is $89.99, but thanks to this great Black Friday offer, you can get it for just $64.99. If you’ve been meaning to tidy up the wiring on your pedalboard, now’s the time!

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Stuart has been working for guitar publications since 2008, beginning his career as Reviews Editor for Total Guitar before becoming Editor for six years. During this time, he and the team brought the magazine into the modern age with digital editions, a Youtube channel and the Apple chart-bothering Total Guitar Podcast. Stuart has also served as a freelance writer for Guitar World, Guitarist and MusicRadar reviewing hundreds of products spanning everything from acoustic guitars to valve amps, modelers and plugins. When not spouting his opinions on the best new gear, Stuart has been reminded on many occasions that the 'never meet your heroes' rule is entirely wrong, clocking-up interviews with the likes of Eddie Van Halen, Foo Fighters, Green Day and many, many more.