Story of the Bullet Cable

"We didn't invent the Coil Cable...We Just Made It Better"

The Bullet Cable was born in the Rampart district of Los Angeles. Ted McCann, on his way to the corner store across from the early Core One work loft, happened upon a bullet casing laying in the street. Considering that tags from the 18th Street gang and MS13 competed on walls within walking distance of the studio, the casing was not really looked at with the shock of discovery it probably deserved, but more like a design concept that caught Ted’s forever-roving-inner-design-eye. When he got back to the studio, he threw it in his “idea box”, which has grown over the years, but basically is a container with a bunch of unrelated relics and other unidentifiable shapes that mean something only to to Ted.

In 2003 Ted picked up the bullet casing, and he said, “You know, this looks like a connector for a cable…”

Since then Bullet Cable has grown to grace stages, take it's place in studio recording, and has even graced a few cd covers and appeared in film, videos, and on tv.  What makes Bullet Cable Coils so unique is the specific engineered sound that we call tone, the thick retro style coils that never tangle on stage, and the special epoxy-potted connectors in the shape of a .44 mag bullet that have given street cred to musicians who expect and deserve dependable cables.

Available in multiple styles, colors and lengths, the Bullet Cable is never anything less than the best coil cable in the world.

For a distinct effect in your signal process, we recommend that the Bullet Coil Cable be used with Guitar, Bass, and Keyboard instruments.

All Bullet Cable Coil features:

• Oversized relaxed coils do not kink or lose shape
• Durable audiophile-grade materials preserve and elevate sound
• Lab-formulated jacket resists abrasion and damage from heavy stage use
• High-end audio technology maintains powerful signal without treble loss
• Polyethylene-potted connector design provides exceptional strain relief
• Precision-machined .44 mag connectors withstand the toughest abuse
• Custom-voiced for basses and guitars
• Limited Lifetime Warranty

Visit BulletCable.com for a list of artists who use the original retro-style Coil Cable