“I know. For years you’ve thought “they’re just cables.” And most are. But Analysis Plus is different. Once you use one, it actually becomes as much a part of your sound as the amp and the guitar. You don’t have to be an audiophile to hear and feel the difference."

-John Mayer

"I think Johnny Hiland is the most versatile guitar player I've ever heard. From Bill Monroe to Eddie Van Halen, he can play it all." - RICKY SKAGGS If you tried, you couldn't make up a story this good: legally blind kid grows up in a trailer home in rural Maine. A guitar prodigy, he tours with the family band starting at age 8, wins local and regional competitions, moves to Nashville, ends up dropping jaws all over town, doing sessions with Ricky Skaggs, Toby Keith, Randy Travis, Janie Fricke and many more, and gets signed by Steve Vai when his manager leaves a demo snippet on Steve's voicemail box.  To find out more go to www.johnnyhilandband.com.  Analysis Plus instrument cables are featured in his new DVD.

Danny has been called upon for his talents by many of Nashville's top artists including Keith Urban, Jason Aldean, Leann Rimes, Trace Adkins, Jewel, Big & Rich, and Gretchen Wilson. Whether it's in the studio or on stage, playing electric, acoustic, ganjo, mandolin, bazouki or keyboard, he's come to rely on Analysis Plus cables to get his sound from his rig to the console.

"I'm hearing things in my tone that I never heard with other cables. I'm actually spending far less time tweaking and more time playing. I'm never going back!  Every player out there needs to check out Analysis Plus cables! They sound killer, and they will resist any outside noise. Do yourself a favor, get one!"

Photo credit left & above: Brad Belanger

"Just recieved my Analysis Plus cables and Man! What a difference a cable makes! You can hear the difference without even trying. Clarity, clarity,clarity! You can tell this is a serious cable by just holding it in your hands and feeling the weight of it. Built like a tank and sounds  like nothing between your guitar and amp! If you want to hear your guitar the way God intended it to sound, don't waste time with inferior cables. Tone is too important. Analysis Plus cables are the real deal."
-Scott Bernard (Kenny Loggins)

"Tone starts at the cable... Analysis Plus cables are the best for musicians who care about their tone"

"I like Pro Oval Studio."

At the time of his debut, Masanori Sera brought an energetic rock & roll sound to an unsuspecting Japan. Within the Japanese music business, Mr.Sera was the first to take Japanese rock music mainstream, practically owning the #1 chart position at the time.

After the breakup of TWIST, Mr. Sera added the acoustic guitar to his brand of electric rock music, and starting in 1990, began acoustic concerts throughout Japan. Mr. Sera's solo acoustic shows have become renowned for showcasing his uniquely powerful performance style.

Now Masanori Sera, with his acoustic guitar, is free to regularly collaborate with the finest Japanese and foreign musicians.

“The Analysis Plus leads have totally transformed my in-ear monitor sound.   I have no idea how it works technically, but there is so much more clarity and detail to the sound which is crucial when relying totally on an in-ear mix.  It’s made a massive difference… Thanks to Analysis Plus and aanvil audio for supplying the cables.”

-Paul Carrack

“I love the Analysis Plus Bass Oval cable because it give a balanced sound with a linear response.  Not only is there more clarity and punch, but more bass as  well.  The bass sound is very musical and fits well into the overall musical picture.  As a bonus my instrument has become more responsive…”

-Jeremy Meek

About Paul Carrack...

The former vocalist of Mike and The Mechanics and the voice behind world-wide hits such as Ace's "How Long", Squeeze's "Tempted" and the timeless classic "The Living Years", has a deserved reputation as a stunning live performer.

After a highly successful summer as special guest for The Eagles at arenas across the UK and Europe,  the Sheffield-born singer and songwriter is back on tour to promote his acclaimed new album "I know That Name".

The album has received heavy airplay on BBC Radio 2 and the single "I Don't Want to Hear Any More" featuring Don Henley and fellow Eagle Timothy B. Schmit, on backing vocals, has been recorded and released as a single by The Eagles also.

Carrack’s marvelously soulful voice is known to millions around the world; he is undoubtedly a key figure in Britsh pop history. And as his devoted fans know all too well, a Paul Carrack show is always something very special.

"I’ve had problems with unreliable cables for years. My Big Green Analysis Plus cable is not only the most reliable cable I’ve ever used, but it also sounds incredible! It’s clear, responsive tone with balanced highs and lows make it the only cable I play through now!.......Thanks"
 -Jessica Munn

Megadeth is known for a distinctive guitar style, often involving complex, intricate musical passages, and trade off guitar solos.  Marty Friedman (born Martin Adam Friedman, December 8, 1962) is an American guitarist.  He is most widely recognized for his tenure as lead/rhythm guitarist for the band for close to ten years.  He has resided in Japan since 2003.  He hosted his own television programs, Rock Fujiyama and Jukebox English on Japanese television.

"When I use Analysis Plus cables, I know that I`m using the best possible "road" from my guitar to my amp, and I can rest assured that the best quality of sound will be there for me so I can concentrate on my playing with confidence." - Marty

Bukovac began playing guitar at age ten, and started playing his first shows at age thirteen. He grew up in Willowick, Ohio and moved to Nashville, Tennessee in 1992, where he found work playing for Tanya Tucker, Lionel Cartwright and others. He also toured with Wynonna Judd, but by 1999, Bukovac decided to stop touring and play as a session musician. He won the MusicRow Magazine Session Guitarist of the Year Award five years consecutively, and has earned a series of nominations from the Country Music Association and the Academy of Country Music (he won ACM Guitarist of the Year for 2008 and 2010)

"I love these Analysis Plus cables, They're very well made and they sound great....what else do you want from life?"

-Tom Bukovac

Growing up in the small south Australian town of Quorn, Jedd was first given the gift of country music by his father, who loved the sounds of Australian traditional country singer Slim Dusty, and American icons such as Johnny Cash and Marty Robbins. At age eight, he won first place at the Port Pirie Country Music Festival. One year later, Jedd's dad gave him a few guitar lessons, and by age 10 he was playing a custom-made De Gruchy acoustic guitar. At 12, Jedd was chosen to represent Australia on a three-week tour of Europe, performing at the International Music For Youth festivals held in France, Belgium and Sweden. "My parents knew I was into music, but they didn't really know how far I would take it," says Jedd. "After that tour happened, I think they figured I was pretty serious about it." Attending South Plains College proved to be more than a confidence-builder - it also led to Jedd's meeting with the man who'd soon be his producer, Terry McBride. Terry, who'd enjoyed much success with his trio McBride and the Ride, did a workshop at the college. Later at a student showcase, he noticed there was something different about the young guitarist who was expertly picking a tribute to Chet Atkins and Roy Nichols on his guitar and singing a Buddy Miller song with soul beyond his years. He talked with Jedd after the show and offered to write with him if he ever made the move to Nashville. Soon after, Jedd called Music City home and the pair began writing. "We probably wrote over 80 songs between April 2002 and March 2003," notes Jedd. Since his move to Nashville, Jedd has earned the respect of Nashville's elite. His list of admirers is long - and reads like a "Who's Who" of country music. The songwriter and accomplished guitar player is beloved by such respected artists as Patty Loveless, Sarah Buxton, Rodney Crowell, Alison Krauss and Guy Clark. If fact, just six weeks after landing in Music City, Jedd auditioned to be the lead guitarist for Patty Loveless. "Billy Thomas, who'd played with Patty on and off through the years, heard that Patty was looking for a new acoustic player and singer to do the Down From the Mountain tour. I was already a fan of her music, so I went and auditioned - and physically shook the whole time," he recalls, laughing. "I walked out of that audition thinking, 'There is no way I'm going to get this gig because I just made a complete idiot of myself.'" Yet only one hour later, Jedd was asked to join Patty's rehearsal - and then he was invited to play the Grand Ole Opry the next night. "So I did, and the day after that I was playing at MerleFest, with Tony Rice standing on the side of the stage! It all happened so quickly and I feel so lucky that it all worked out like that." "Country music still excites me like I'm four years old," he adds. "There have always been so many possibilities with country. Cash was doing what he was doing, and Merle was doing his own thing, too. There were all these different country artists, but it was always still country music. And country music is still cool."

"THE BEST CABLE I HAVE EVER USED !"

From his prolific solo work as a Producer, Writer, Video Game Music Composer and Author, to his prominent memberships in many influential groups, Joshua Craig Podolsky has displayed one of the most fiery creative personas of our time and has continually affirmed his stance in the upper echelon of contemporary super guitarists. Equally attention-grabbing as his incendiary chops, Joshua’s stage show and visual presence remain unique among the rock field. Joshua Craig originally hailing from Boston, Massachusetts, currently resides in Phoenix, Arizona. From 1997 to 2006, Joshua was a top call session musician in Los Angeles, California, performing on over 36 million albums. Joshua then decided to begin his career as a Frontman/Songwriter/Producer, enter “The Alien Blakk.”

The recording by The Alien Blakk, entitled Bekoming, celebrates this unparalleled artist’s achievements in sonic sound and aggressive approach equally.

He has worked with the likes of Rob Halford, Coolio, Xzibit, Motograter, Christina Aguilera, Dr. Dre as well as members of Megadeth, Fear Factory, Testament, KISS, White Zombie, Whitesnake, CKY, Flotsam & Jetsam, Earshot, Adema, Soulfly, Murderdolls, Fight, Methods Of Mayhem, Stuck Mojo, Halford, Double Drive, Powerman 5000, Death and Cypress Hill to name a few

"I've been working w/ audio cables for over half my life.  Years before my success as a professional musician, I worked as a home entertainment salesman.  And, had the opportunity to build my knowledge of cables, by attending numerous amounts of training seminars for different distributors.  In these seminars, I learned the ins and outs of cabling.  What distinguishes a good cable from a bad cable, what to listen for, and what to look for.  Hands down, Analysis-Plus Cables are the best in the industry.  Once you try them, you will never want to go back!"

Glenn Peterson, Jr.
Age 15
Lead vocals / Guitar
Glenn plays the blues with a heavy influence of funk in his rhythm guitar playing, and a smooth, jazz-like technique combined with a traditional blues approach in his lead work.  Growing up in Bastrop, Texas, Glenn spends much of his time playing in surrounding Austin, Texas venues such as Antone’s “Home of the Blues” and the Saxon Pub, among others.  Glenn reaches way back to find his inspiration in musicians including Buddy Guy, Chuck Berry, Freddie King, Albert King, B.B. King, Robert Cray, Albert Collins, Otis Rush, Hubert Sumlin, Eddie Hazel, Phelps “Catfish” Collins, Ernie Isley, Glen Goins, Jimi Hendrix, Derek O’Brien, Curtis Mayfield, Wes Montgomery, Luther Allison, Kenny Burrell, Johnny Copeland, Stevie Ray and Jimmie Vaughan, Johnny Winter, T- Bone Walker, Carlos Santana, Clarence “Gatemouth” Brown, George Benson, “Guitar Slim” Eddie Jones, Lightning Hopkins, Gary Shider, and the list goes on.  Susan Antone has described the Peterson Brothers as, “…miniature Muddy Waterses”.

Glenn’s driving force for playing his music is his passion for the blues; he is passionate and creative when it comes to keeping real music alive.  Glenn has been on this journey for many years, beginning at the age of 10 when he started his first band with a couple of friends.  Very soon afterward he and his younger brother Alex, then 8, who plays bass guitar and violin, decided to go for it together.  Recently they have added new drummer, Connor Marshall, together they make up the Peterson Brothers Band.

Glenn has had the honor of playing with many musicians that have paved the way including Buddy Guy, Bootsy Collins, Pinetop Perkins, Willie “Big Eyes” Smith, Sonny Rhodes, Derek O’Brien, Bob Margolin, Michael Burks, and others.

"Analysis plus cables are the best cables I've ever used, hands down.I can hear every note and dynamic I play."

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Alex Peterson
Age 12
Vocals / Bass Guitar / Violin
Alex and his older brother Glenn both share a passion for music, especially the Blues.  Alex brings the thump, with some funk and a smooth jazzy sound to the group.  Bobby Whitlock of Derek and the Dominos has described Alex as, “the most incredible bass player I’ve ever heard. It’s just amazing.”  Growing up in Bastrop, Texas, Alex’s love of music has taken him to exciting places and provided the opportunity to play with legendary musicians well beyond his years.  Each musician shares a wealth of knowledge and their only request is for the boys to pass on the knowledge to the next child, which they do by taking every opportunity to teach any child that wants to learn.

Alex is always reading and has read about almost any bass player you can name.  He has also had the opportunity to meet a few of them.  All of this has helped him to learn the secrets to making the bass sound exactly like he wants it to. A few of these legendary and influential bass players include Bootsy Collins, TM Stevens, Brian Hardgrove, Tommy Shannon, Larry Fulcher, Bob Stroger, Victor Wooten, Jaco Pastorius, Marcus Miller, Stanley Clarke, Larry Graham, James Jamerson,  Billy Cox, Donald “Duck” Dunn, Billy “Bass” Nelson, Ron Carter, and many more.

Alex has had the honor of playing with many musicians that have paved the way including Buddy Guy, Bootsy Collins, Pinetop Perkins, Willie “Big Eyes” Smith, Sonny Rhodes, Derek O’Brien, Bob Margolin, Ernie Durawa, Elvin Bishop, Michael Burks, and others.

"Analysis plus cables really open up my basses tone. They make a bass sound like what its supposed to sound like".

Born and raised just outside of Minnesota's Twin Cities, Dan started playing violin soon after learning to read. As years passed, Dan's lessons on the violin evolved into fiddle lessons. His musical aptitude was apparent, and he started entering talent contests and performing in local bands. Dan dedicated his teenage years to performing in Minnesota clubs and bars on nights and weekends, gaining valuable experience that would lead Dan to success in the future. At 20-years-old, Dan decided to take his career further and moved to Nashville in search of a nationally touring band to join. With preparation, hard work and plenty of good fortune, Dan landed his first gig in Nashville, playing fiddle with Lonestar. After a few years, Dan was invited to join Gretchen Wilson's band on the fiddle. Since moving from Minnesota, he has performed and/or recording with many talented artists, including, Carrie Underwood, Ann & Nancy Wilson (Heart), Mike Inez (Alice in Chains), James Otto, John Rich, Blaine Larsen, John Fogerty, Josh Kelly, Easton Corbin and currently on tour with Dierks Bentley.

To find out more info about Dan, visit his website:www.fiddlinDan.com.

BIO
Derek Renfroe first picked up a guitar in 2007. Since then, it has been a wild ride. Derek is now a notable local musician at the tender age of 16. He uses an 8 string guitar for most performances, citing its "wide tonal capabilities" for helping to produce his unique blend of melodic and technical playing. Derek has performed alongside the Steve Miller Band, and opened for both Gerald Albright an...d Kirk Whalum on separate occasions, opened for the Emotions at the Cook Convention Center and I have been playing with Guitar Center Drum Off 2009 Champion, Ramon Sampson. He is currently in the process of writing a second album with Glasgow Symphony. Renfroe comments that "the sky is the limit, and I know that I have plenty more in me." In the short time that the musician has attained such accolades, it is hard to dispute his statement.

"Upon plugging in my new Analysis Plus cable, I took a double take. My guitar has never sounded so alive and responsive. I had to plug in my old cables again to make sure I wasn't just hearing things. After the comparison, I promptly threw away every cable I owned that wasn't Analysis Plus. The technology behind these cables is incredible!"

After A/B ‘ing Analisys Plus Cable against 2 other well-known companies cable, there was no question my tone was fatter, tighter and had amazingly better top end. You could hear the “hair” on the top of the tone a lot more. That inspires me.  Bottom line, You have a great amp, a great guitar, so why would you not put the best cable between them? With Analisys Plus I finally feel like my cable is as good any other guitar or amp that I own. There is no other instrument cable out there that will do that. period
- Ron Robinson (Sonicflood, Temporary Celebrity)

For the past twenty years, Ron Block has been the spiritual touchstone of Alison Krauss and Union Station, contributing sterling musicianship on banjo, guitar, vocals, and songwriting.
Alison Krauss and Union Station have recorded 10 of Block's songs since 1992, including There Is A Reason, In The Palm of Your Hand, Jesus Help Me To Stand, and A Living Prayer, which received a 2006 Gospel Music Association Dove award.  His songs have also been recorded and performed by Rhonda Vincent ("You're In My Heart"),  Randy Travis ("Which Way Will You Choose"), Dan Tyminski ("Be Assured," "The One You Lean On," and "It All Comes Down To You"), Michael W. Smith ("Loving You Eternally"), Rhonda Vincent ("You're In My Heart"), the Cox Family, and the Forbes Family.

Block's first solo album, Faraway Land (Rounder, 2001), met with great critical acclaim and raised the bar for Block as an artist for his Rounder Records follow-up, DoorWay. Boasting an all-star lineup featuring Alison Krauss, Dan Tyminski, Jerry Douglas, Barry Bales, Adam Steffey, Stuart Duncan, Viktor Krauss, Suzanne and Sidney Cox, Andy Hubbard (Little Big Town) and Homer, Lisa, and Lori Forbes, among others. Billboard Magazine/All Music Guide says, "Ron Block is best known to bluegrass lovers as the banjo player with Union Station, Alison Krauss' backing band. But he's also an excellent singer, songwriter, and guitarist, and on his second solo album he expands his stylistic parameters to very winning effect." Barnes and Noble: "His Union Station mates Jerry Douglas and Dan Tyminski may be better known, but Ron Block levels the playing field with his second solo album, an assertive exploration of his Christian faith."

Ron has also produced The Forbes Family's In the Shadow of Your Wings, a classic of contemporary bluegrass gospel, and co-produced and played on Sierra Hull's debut recording, Secrets.

Block has also recorded with Dolly Parton, Brad Paisley, Fernando Ortega, Andrew Peterson, Susan Ashton, Vince Gill, the Cox Family, Clint Black, Dan Tyminski, Bill Frisell, Josh Turner, Billy Dean, Michael Johnson, Ronnie Bowman, Dailey and Vincent, Bradley Walker, Twila Paris, McBride and the Ride, and many other country, bluegrass, and Christian artists, and received an Album of the Year Grammy Award for his work on the O Brother, Where Art Thou soundtrack.

"I first tested the Analysis Plus cable using my 1965 Strat through an early 60's Fender Deluxe. When I traded out my ordinary guitar cable for the AP cable, my tone was instantly much fatter, rounder, with more high end. I've since redone my pedal board with Analysis Plus. They make a huge difference."
-Ron Block http://www.ronblock.com/

"Love these cables."

This is what Steve Nall, head engineer had to say about Matt Reviere - "Of course, a band with a rhythm section like this has to have a simply monstrous guitarist. Matt Reviere is that man. At only 19 he shows the talent of players like the great Steve Vai and Frank Zappa. Check out the dueling solos of Matt Reviere and Kory at the end of "Tower of Inspiration" and you'll understand."

"After A/B testing it with another cable from a well known, Japanese sounding company, I noticed a very pleasing difference. The Analysis Plus cable seemed to restore frequencies that weren't represented as well in the other one and made the overall sound much more 'there'.  I was left  saying, "So that's what this guitar sounds like."

Julien was born in France in 1962 to American parents and spent his youth as an army child moving around the American south. Inspired by Bob Dylan and the Beatles, he took up the guitar at the age of eight. In 1978 at sixteen, while living in Tallahassee, Florida, Julien began touring with the legendary blues/rock band Crosscut Saw featuring harmonica virtuoso and singer Pat Ramsey. After several years and one album (recently reissued on Akarma), Julien decided to seek more challenging musical terrain. He moved to the fertile music town of Austin, TX where he gigged constantly, honing his skill among the city’s heavy hitting players for four years.

Despite the great musicians in Austin, Julien was frustrated by the lack of a vibrant jazz scene so he accepted a scholarship to attend the jazz program at the University of Miami. He put himself through school playing with IKO IKO, the house band at Tobacco Road, Miami’s blues and roots mecca, which allowed him to share the stage with a who’s who of blues legends and touring artists. An improvisational blues/jam band, IKO IKO gave Julien the opportunity to develop and organically integrate the advanced concepts he was learning in school into his virtuosic blues/rock sound. After graduating from UM Julien received another offer too good to refuse - a jazz guitar fellowship at University of North Texas - which brought him back to Texas in 1992 to complete his Master’s degree. While in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area Julien expanded his musical boundaries by gigging in country, blues, rock, and jazz groups and launching the first edition of the Julien Kasper Band with drummer Keith Carlock (Steely Dan, Sting, Wayne Krantz).

Julien is now based in Boston, Massachusetts where, in addition to writing, performing, and recording his original music, he is a professor on the guitar faculty at Berklee College of Music and an avid all-season surfer

Currently on tour with Lonestar

"I am using the black oval and the the Studio Pro going to and from my main pedalboard.  I actually had to redial my amps as I was hearing things sonically I never did before. Amazing cables..... "

Colin Cripps produced and played guitar on Jim Cuddy's The Light That Guides You Home, released September 2006 which won the juno for best AAA record of the year in 2007. He also worked with Sarah McLachlan, Justin Rutledge, Bryan Adams, Collin Herring and Dawn Langstroth in 2006 and 2007 for upcoming album releases. In 2007 Cripps worked on Kathleen Edwards' Asking for Flowers and Bryan Adams' 11 both of which were released in March 2008. He also tours as the main guitarist for Kathleen Edwards, Bryan Adams and The Jim Cuddy Band.

Colin Cripps  is a Canadian musician and record producer. He has been a member and producer of the bands Crash Vegas and Junkhouse, and a frequent collaborator with bands such as Blue Rodeo, Jim Cuddy Band, and The Headstones.  He has also produced and written material for Kathleen Edwards, Be Good Tanyas, Big Wreck, Tom Wilson, Colin James, Craig Cardiff, Jim Cuddy, Blackie and the Rodeo Kings, Stephen Fearing and Oh Susanna. He has also worked in film, composing the music for Wrestling with Shadows, The Life and Death of Owen Hart, Machine Gun and Planet Storm.

"Analysis Plus #1"

(On tour with Carrie Underwood)

"I believe believe that GTR cables are instruments and are a huge part of achieving my sound. The Analysis Plus Pro Oval is an excellent cable for guitar! Check um out kids!!!"

"I'm a huge skeptic when it comes to concepts such as power cables making any difference in an amps sound and I must say I heard it right away! Crazy!!! My amp that already sounded fabulous became even more dynamic and expressive! I'm a believer now!! Great stuff!!"

Shawn Tubbs

Issaquah, WA, indie rock trio Modest Mouse was formed in 1993 by vocalist/guitarist Isaac Brock, bassist Eric Judy, and drummer Jeremiah Green. The Lonesome Crowded West, was the band's breakthrough, and in the wake of a major-label bidding war, they signed to Sony. The rarities collection Building Nothing out of Something appeared on Up in early 2000, followed later that year by their long-awaited Epic debut, The Moon & Antarctica. In 2001, the band issued the Everywhere and His Nasty Parlor Tricks EP and K released Sad Sappy Sucker, a "lost album" that was intended to be the group's full-length debut back in 1994. Brock kept busy with his Ugly Casanova side project, which delivered Sharpen Your Teeth in 2002. Modest Mouse finally returned in 2004 with Good News for People Who Love Bad News, their best-received record and a Top 40 hit as well. For their next record, Brock enlisted the help of former Smiths guitarist Johnny Marr, who not only added his songwriting and playing skills to We Were Dead Before the Ship Even Sank -- which was released in early 2007.

Built on a foundation of hope, the band was formed by brothers Jamey (guitar) and Geoff Ice (bass) while the brothers were still in their teens, later Josh Jenkins (guitar), Denton Hunker (drums), and Wilkerson entered the line-up.  After recording their first album in their church’s basement, GRO was soon opening for Bon Jovi in Houston and playing gigs every weekend. Then in early 2009 the band released their first major label debut on Virgin Records.  Since its release, Out of My Hands has earned GRO coveted spots on tours with the likes of Collective Soul, Gavin DeGraw, NeedtoBreathe, and David Cook.  Plus, the band’s song “Outside” was heard on MTV’s “The Hills” and “On Your Own” was used as the men’s sign-off song for the hit show, “So You Think You Can Dance.”

 "The Yellow Oval is awesome!! It really makes a difference! The bass is tightened up, highs are smooth and sweet, and it really cuts thru sooo nice!

"No matter if I'm in the studio or on stage, Analysis Plus is my only choice. These cables are just as important as the guitar and the amp. Simply amazing! " 

Cody Nadeau is part of NOA which is quickly becoming the newest creative voice in commericial music production. Current collaborations include work with Teddy Riley (Michael Jackson, Lady Gaga) and Matt Wallace (Maroon 5 and Train).  Solo performances from NOA include national tours and appearances with 50 cent, Drake, Paramore, B.O.B., Fall Out Boy, KeSha, Weezer and MGMT.  Mentored by award winning commercial music composer Kevin Nadeau, NOA sees the world as their movie, and they are ready to write their own score

“ When performing, It’s important for me to have the best response from any piece of gear. In the past,
I used to think gear meant amplifiers, guitars, strings and effects only. I know now that the connection between all the parts can also really make a difference. Analysis cables are that difference.  As soon as I plugged one in, I heard a brilliance and clarity from the amp, as if I just changed my strings. The best
way to produce a clear musical statement is to have a clear musical sound!"

"The best cables we have ever used."

"I use Pro Oval Studio from guitar to stompbox to amplifier, and Clear Oval for amp to cabinet."

"Analysis-Plus Rules!"

Analysis Plus cables are the only cables that can hold up to our busy tour schedules torture and still provide the best clearest sound we have ever heard night after night.

-Electric Cowboys
www.theelectriccowboys.com

"A $3,000 guitar, boutique pedals all over the floor, boutique amp in the back, and cheap cables hooking it all together. Does that sound like you? Find out what your missing; get Analysis Plus and stand back, your gonna be blown away." - Nick

Nick Hosford has been the lead guitarist of Grand Rapids, Mi band The Outer Vibe for over nine years. A classically trained guitarist, he has a B.A. in classical guitar performance from Eastern Michigan University, and is currently pursuing his masters degree. Most of the time, however, he's plugged in (using Analysis Plus cables), thrilling audiences across the Midwest with his wild onstage antics and his band's energetic, original brand of rock music.

"The Outer Vibe is considered to be one of the Midwest's finest bands."
-Clear Channel's 101.3 WFOX