Vintage Push-back Wire - 50 feet

I dont use anything else, why would you? So much nicer and easier to work with than plastic coated wire. I even use it on mini switches, even though it is a tight fit.

This is very good quality wire and when wiring a guitar you can tell the difference in sound.Very easy to work with.

Re wired a classic Gibson for a friend, when he saw the wire he thought I had re used the old stuff until I pulled the roll out to show him....

not much else to say. Its VERY easy to work with and you dont have to worry about stripping away too much. much better than teflon/rubber-insulated wire. Makes for a very professional look

If you are doing standard pickup wiring (noting highly complex) then this is the best wire to use because you don't have to worry about stripping wires, but I wish Stewmac would offer a "all three colors (You save $15.00)" because buying one color of each is far more than buying 3 whites. I plan on buying 3 whites and dye them to suit my needs.

I have one word for thing

"" IT's Best ""

Great wire, but it would be handy to have a red wire as well. If you're replacing the wiring and you have to revert to ordinary red wire, it kinda spoils the effect. Also, the shielded cable is way too tight to "hook & loop " the central core out easily. It needs a bit more flexibility.

I use this wire for everything except the wiring on mini toggles and push/pull switches. Looks good, sounds good, works.

We love the fact this wire is tinned. Saves us a step.

Although expensive, this is the only wire I have found that is "pre-tinned stranded" with a properly waxed outer sheath. It's actually a bit larger diameter than a solid 22ga., and is a joy to work with. I've wasted money on the others, but they are not of the quality of this wire. I do wish they would give the 3 or more discount for multiple colors. But the wire itself is a 5 Star.

Dale Latimer
Gulfport
Mississippi