Description
Two cables, and that is the whole run. We found a pair of lengths of Gotham GAC-1 Ultra-Pro in royal blue sitting in the shop — a 13ft straight to straight, and a 9.5ft straight to right-angle. Gotham has since dropped royal blue from the line; their current stock list runs black and red only. When these two go, we cannot make more.
This is not a cable we are clearing because there is something wrong with it. At 21 pF/ft the GAC-1 Ultra-Pro is one of the lowest-capacitance instrument cables made, which means very little high-frequency rolloff even over a long run to the amp — your pickups keep their resonant peak where it belongs. It is on the clearance page for one reason: the colour no longer exists.
What makes it unusual is the shielding. Gotham runs two opposite-wound copper shields at full coverage, with semi-conductive layers on both sides of the insulation. That sandwich is aimed squarely at microphonic noise — the clicks and thumps you get when a cable is stepped on or dragged across a stage — and it is a construction nobody else builds. If you have ever heard a cable through your rig while you were moving it, this is the answer to that.
Both are terminated with G&H plugs in gold housings, which is the other reason these are one-offs — we are nearly out of the gold housings and will not be restocking them. Soldered by hand with lead-free, RoHS-compliant silver solder, tested before shipping, and covered by our lifetime warranty like everything else that leaves the bench. Lengths and connectors are fixed as listed.
If the low-capacitance spec is what brought you here, the Sommer SC-Spirit LLX goes further — 15.8 pF/ft, built to your length and your connectors, and it is a permanent part of the line rather than two cables on a shelf.
