Now Zaolla Instrument cables feature outer heat shrink tubing for maximum durability.

When it comes to a performing cable, there simply isn't any better choice than a Zaolla guitar / instrument cable.  Why?  Aside from the Solid Silver Center Conductor, it's phenomenally shielded.  One look at the illustration below, and you'll know we're talking about a serious cable. Take a look at other so-called top-of-the-line cables; take a good look at the construction and the materials used.  Then consider that silver is a superior conductor than copper.  This is just plain physics.  Then, examine the shielding.
 

The magic of Zaolla cables is really not magic at all, but rather a commitment to excellence in audio cable design through the use of choice materials and skilled technicians that hand assemble each cable.

The guitar player that plays an instrument of choice tone woods plugged straight into a tube amp will enjoy all the beautiful sweetness and tone that guitar can deliver without any loss of tone or added coloration.  In fact most players notice a slightly stronger signal (no doubt due to the physical properties of the silver conductor).  The performing guitarist benefits not only from the transparent audiophile properties, but also from the redundant layers of shielding which protects the signal from EMI, RFI, and electrostatic noise.

Bassists are usually very quick to notice the difference a Zaolla cable makes.  Because Zaolla cables are virtually flat throughout the audio spectrum (at least that which us mere humans can tell)  all that fat bottom is preserved as well as those crisp highs.  That said, the funk player that slaps and snaps will have all his / her signal delivered unadulterated to the preamp—all the subtleties and nuances, along with the pristine fidelity of the instrument, will be transmitted.