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Making High Quality Custom Guitar and Instrument Cables - Made in the USA!

Thank you for visiting! Here at Rattlesnake, we take pride in building, what we feel, are the best handmade guitar cables and instrument cables for you! We take pride that our low capacitance cables are milled in the United States and hand-assembled here in Missoula, Montana! Along with our custom-made guitar cables and cords, we also offer a selection of speakers, XLR / Microphone, and patch cables which all use quality plugs from Neutrik, Switchcraft, and Rattlesnake Cable Company Star Pancakes. Additionally, we offer a wide range of signal and utility products from Line Buffers, TRS to Dual Mono Splitters, Junction Boxes, and Audio Probes! When tone is essential, please look at what we can do for you! Let us build your next cable!

U.S. Milled Custom Cable

We take great pride that our custom instrument, XLR, and speaker cables are milled in the United States. All of our milled cables are built to our specifications here in the states and then soldered by hand in Missoula, Montana, by our great team!

Family-Owned Business

Rattlesnake Cable Company started with a simple idea by me - Hank. It quickly encapsulated my entire family, from my kids to my wife, Amy. Now, Amy and I are 100% committed to the success of the business and love that it has grown into a fantastic team moving forward.

Quick Shipping

We understand after placing an order, the excitement starts - and we want to make sure you get your order quickly. From day one, we've pushed to get orders out as quickly as possible. Usually, orders are shipped the next day!

Customer Service

We take customer service very seriously around here. We really appreciate ALL of our customers, and we want every aspect of your buying experience to be a great one. We ensure the buying experience, communication throughout the process, and final delivery of the product are perfect!

We Are Musicians

We are musicians. What does that mean? We know what it feels like when gear fails on stage. We hate that feeling, and we think about that with every build. As musicians, we also know how hard the road can be on gear and focus on making it stand the abuse.

Lifetime Warranty

We will absolutely take care of you if you run into any issues with your cable. We do our best to prevent issues and understand life on stages and on the road can be hard on the cables. We've been there, and we'll definitely treat you right if you have any issues.



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Johnny Heaton
Johnny Heaton
6/13/2022
I love my new Tangerine guitar cable. It is well crafted and strong, both end, the straight and the 90 Deg ends a are wrapped in black rubber to soften the bending when in use. And the color is easy to see lowering the risk for me of tripping over the cable on stage.
Omando55
Omando55
9/10/2020
These are Absolutely the BEST cables I’ve ever used - and they look Great!!!
Kaia Fischer
Kaia Fischer
5/28/2021
Ludicrously excellent, toneful, long-lived cables!! 10/10 recommended without hesitation Have purchased instrument cables, pedal patch cables, and studio cables—always completely satisfied <3
Kaia Fischer
Johnny Heaton
6/13/2022
I love my new Tangerine guitar cable. It is well crafted and strong, both end, the straight and the 90 Deg ends a are wrapped in black rubber to soften the bending when in use. And the color is easy to see lowering the risk for me of tripping over the cable on stage.
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Kaia Fischer
Omando55
9/10/2020
These are Absolutely the BEST cables I’ve ever used - and they look Great!!!
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Kaia Fischer
Kaia Fischer
5/28/2021
Ludicrously excellent, toneful, long-lived cables!! 10/10 recommended without hesitation Have purchased instrument cables, pedal patch cables, and studio cables—always completely satisfied <3
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the story of our cable company.

My name is Hank Donovan, and I started Rattlesnake Cable Company when I began researching for the guitar cable of my dreams. For years prior, I've been involved with electronics ranging from pedal building to instrument repairs and other nerd-related projects. I always enjoyed working on music-centric projects and thought making a great instrument cable would be something fun and satisfying to pursue. I began ordering various components from plugs to cable to protective weaving. I finally found the combination that met all of my needs. I was excited about the final product.

As a guitarist myself, I wanted to meet the specific requirements of an instrument cable. Signal was the primary goal. I've owned various "quality" cables, and I wanted to surpass the quality of those cables. I've always believed in quality in the cable (both in signal and durability), so this was going to be a challenging task. Some cables begin to bleed off the high-end frequencies and general signal, especially with longer runs. In simple terms, your tone gets "muddy" and quieter. If you're not too familiar with capacitance in cables, here is a quick, simple explanation.

The instrument cable itself becomes a capacitor (similar to your tone knob on your guitar or bass). To address this, we have our Oxygen Free Bare Copper (OFBC) low capacitance cable milled here in the United States to preserve those high-end frequencies. Additionally, I'm not too fond of cables that tend to be noisy due to poor shielding or, worse, cease to work due to the shielding being weak or easily broken. The cables we use have a strong, heavily braided copper shielding with 95% coverage. These features make the cable super heavy-duty and quiet! Finally, I wanted solid and quality plugs; Neutrik Pro Grade plugs ended up being the winners. The plugs are of excellent quality, and their cable clamp system adds more protection for the cables by securing the solder connections. All of these pieces are what ended up creating Rattlesnake Cables today. When I plugged in my prototype, I was immediately blown away by the clarity and the punch of the signal! I used a protective weaving to help prevent cable binding, and I had something I was pleased with - a top-notch boutique instrument cable! Something that I felt was the best guitar cable for me.

Initially, I assembled the cable for myself. Still, as soon as other musical friends of mine started seeing, hearing, and feeling the cables, the requests started coming in for custom guitar cables, and the company was born. The response has been fantastic, and seeing these cables on stage with working musicians is very special for me!

Rattlesnake Cable Company is based in beautiful Missoula, Montana, where I'm proud to call my home. What started with a simple idea has grown into a family business where my wife and my kids have become involved with the operations (we now have a growing team of outstanding individuals). Each cable is assembled and tested throughout the process and is made "to order."

We look forward to building your cable!





Mini Story Videos.

Want to learn what we're about? Check out these "mini" story videos to understand where we're coming from. We are not just building, what we feel, is the best instrument cable for you, but we also focus on our family and our team at Rattlesnake Cable Company! We hope you enjoy them!

  • Just Nick
  • Just Nick

These cables are top shelf. 10/10 do recommend constantly.

Jay H.








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