Lucky Supply Silicone Clip Cord With Springs

Lucky Supply Silicone Clip Cords are made with the highest quality materials and manufactured in-house by Lucky's employees. The soft flexible silicone wire is lightweight and stays out of the way.

Built for artists who still prefer the feel and adjustability of a traditional spring clip cord, this setup keeps things simple, reliable, and familiar. The spring design allows for quick adjustments and a secure grip on your binding posts, giving you solid contact while still letting you fine-tune your setup as needed.

Wrapped in soft silicone, the cord stays light, flexible, and easy to manage throughout long sessions. It doesn’t fight you, doesn’t stiffen up, and holds up to daily shop use without getting in the way.

• Available in various colors
• 6 Foot cord
• ¼” Phono Plug
• Silicone Wire
• Flexible and Lightweight

All Lucky Supply Clip Cords come with a 2 Year Repair Warranty from the date of purchase. Any attempt to tamper with or repair will VOID THE WARRANTY. 

Why Artists Still Run Spring Clip Cords

Spring clip cords have stuck around for a reason—they’re simple, adjustable, and easy to troubleshoot. If something feels off, you can see it, tweak it, and get back to work.

For artists who like a little control in their setup, the spring gives you that ability to dial in contact pressure depending on your machine. It’s a proven design that’s been running coil machines for decades, and when built right, it just works.

FAQ – Spring Clip Cord

What’s the benefit of a spring clip cord?
It gives you adjustable contact pressure. You can tweak the tension depending on your machine and setup, which some artists prefer over fixed designs.

Is this better than springless?
Not better—just different. Spring clip cords give you adjustability, while springless focuses on consistency. It comes down to how you like your machine to run.

Will this work with all machines?
Works with standard coil machines using binding posts and a 1/4" phono connection.

Does the silicone make a difference?
Yeah—lighter, more flexible, and holds up better over time than standard rubber cords.

How durable is it?
Built in-house and backed by a 2-year repair warranty, so it’s meant for real shop use—not disposable gear.