I’ve been a musician my whole life. I played through high school, took some time off, and came back as a bass player, performing with many bands in the Philadelphia area and later in Florida after moving here in 2018. For the last five years I’ve worked as a sound engineer — starting with individual bands at festivals and venues, and now as the full-time sound engineer for one of the top wedding bands in the Tampa area.

I’ve always loved building things. From wiring guitars and installing pickups to building my own basses, I eventually started making cables. I’ve built so many over the years I’ve lost count — including 50 XLR cables for my own sound company five years ago that have never failed, and another 50 for the wedding band.

After seeing so many musicians struggle with inexpensive cables that break or expensive ones they don’t know how to repair, I decided to start offering my cables to others. There’s really no mystery to a good cable — if you use quality components and build them carefully, they should last forever unless physically damaged. That’s why I only use Mogami for instrument cables, Canare for audio, and Neutrik connectors. In my experience, they’re simply the best. I’m happily retired in Florida and staying busy doing what I enjoy — building reliable cables for musicians and sound engineers who appreciate quality.