What's your favorite wire to use for pedals?

[hammerheadmusicman]

Haha, probably because it was such a bad one

[gordo]

+1 on the Smallbear stuff.  The stuff that Barry sells at GuitarPCB is great too.  The first time you use really nice hookup wire and the stuff strips clean and doesn't melt away from the soldering iron you're hooked.  Makes up for the fancy-schmancy price...

[mjcyates]

I have been using the wire from guitarpcb. So far I like it the best.

[jeffaroo]

silicone, very flexable

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/RC_PRODUCT_SEARCH.asp?strSearch=silicone+wire&x=0&y=0

[whitebread47]

I have been using the wire from guitarpcb. So far I like it the best.

Same here.  I've also gotten along well with the pre-bond 24awg from PPP and surprisingly enjoyed the solid-core stuff from Smallbear (real nice for clean jack and footswitch joints).  The GuitarPCB stuff is my all around favorite though, as it has been the most pliable stuff I've used.

[jeffaroo]

i found a place that has shrink tubing in a ton of colors. next build will be done in all black wire with colored wrap on the ends. i think that will look cool

[jimijam]

I get 24awg silver stranded wire teflon insulation. the teflon never melts witch helps when you need to desolder or make changes. I use 22awg solid core for anything I want sharp right angle bends. I use the insulation fro the 22 gauge for insulating led legs or componant leads it fits snug enough and looks neater than shrink wrap in certain situations. I also have some sheilded 22 gauge teflon for inputs and outputs on projects where radio inerference is likley. it works well for pedalboard power cable making. I get it from ebay. always a huge selection of colors available.