Patent pending Cableworks instrument, XLR and speaker cables arrive in a range of lengths with TORIColor ID rings for easy identification, while the stunning Elite guitar rack can store up to four instruments
Under the Gator Co. umbrella, Gator has cemented itself as one of the premier guitar case manufacturers currently in operation – but the firm also specializes in a huge variety of other guitar accessories, ranging from instrument cables and combo guitar racks.
Gator’s cables are released under the Gator Cableworks division, with the company’s Headliner Series of cables – which comprises quiet-Switch Instrument Cables, TS Speaker Cables and XLR Cables, all in a range of lengths – serving as a particular highlight.
The Headliner Series features Gator’s best-performing, lowest capacitance conductors to provide optimal signal transmission, with a durable and flexible PVC jacket ensuring long-lasting reliability.
Furthermore, the patent pending Cableworks connectors boast a rugged design, and offer brass, gold-plated contacts to ensure maximum connectivity while also providing extreme resistance to corrosion.
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As an added bonus, TORIColor ID rings are present for easy identification when running numerous cables at once, and a Quiet ‘kill switch’ allows for hot swapping when a swift instrument change is required.
All of the above can be conveniently hung on Gator’s Frameworks Elite Guitar and Case Combo Rack, which supports up to four guitars, cases, or a combination of both – as demonstrated by Guitar World’s Paul Riario in the video above.
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In practice, the included divider pegs can be adjusted to fit a range of electrics, basses, and acoustics, as well as those with more unconventional offset body shapes.
“If you're looking for a solid rack to hold your instruments and cables, the Gator Frameworks Combo Rack is an attractive choice that will work well in any studio or rehearsal room,” notes Riario.
Prices for the Gator Cableworks and Frameworks products can be found below.
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