PATCH CABLE, BLACK, 28 AWG, 5 MM DIA, 1/4 IN MONO MALE PLUG, PVC JACKET, 1/4 IN MONO MALE PLUG, 6 FT, MEETS ROHS by CableWholesale
OEM#: 10A1-61106PATCH CABLE, BLACK, 28 AWG, 5 MM DIA, 1/4 IN MONO MALE PLUG, PVC JACKET, 1/4 IN MONO MALE PLUG, 6 FT, MEETS ROHS by CableWholesale
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Use this 6 foot 1/4 inch patch cable to connect a large range of electric or electronic instruments use 1/4 inch mono patch cords to connect the instrument to the amplifier, such as the electric guitar, electric bass, synthesizer, electric piano, or electronic drum machines. Musicians playing electric or electronic instruments often use longer cables (from 10 to 20 feet) between their instrument and their amplifier, and then use shorter patch cords (from a few inches to one or two feet long) to connect chains of effects devices, stomp box pedals, or other signal processors. This cable features a spiral shield for EMI rejection and durable, molded PVC connectors to ensure a lifetime of usage.
Use this 6 foot 1/4 inch patch cable to connect a large range of electric or electronic instruments use 1/4 inch mono patch cords to connect the instrument to the amplifier, such as the electric guitar, electric bass, synthesizer, electric piano, or electronic drum machines. Musicians playing electric or electronic instruments often use longer cables (from 10 to 20 feet) between their instrument and their amplifier, and then use shorter patch cords (from a few inches to one or two feet long) to connect chains of effects devices, stomp box pedals, or other signal processors. This cable features a spiral shield for EMI rejection and durable, molded PVC connectors to ensure a lifetime of usage.
Use this 6 foot 1/4 inch patch cable to connect a large range of electric or electronic instruments use 1/4 inch mono patch cords to connect the instrument to the amplifier, such as the electric guitar, electric bass, synthesizer, electric piano, or electronic drum machines. Musicians playing electric or electronic instruments often use longer cables (from 10 to 20 feet) between their instrument and their amplifier, and then use shorter patch cords (from a few inches to one or two feet long) to connect chains of effects devices, stomp box pedals, or other signal processors. This cable features a spiral shield for EMI rejection and durable, molded PVC connectors to ensure a lifetime of usage.
Use this 6 foot 1/4 inch patch cable to connect a large range of electric or electronic instruments use 1/4 inch mono patch cords to connect the instrument to the amplifier, such as the electric guitar, electric bass, synthesizer, electric piano, or electronic drum machines. Musicians playing electric or electronic instruments often use longer cables (from 10 to 20 feet) between their instrument and their amplifier, and then use shorter patch cords (from a few inches to one or two feet long) to connect chains of effects devices, stomp box pedals, or other signal processors. This cable features a spiral shield for EMI rejection and durable, molded PVC connectors to ensure a lifetime of usage.
Use this 6 foot 1/4 inch patch cable to connect a large range of electric or electronic instruments use 1/4 inch mono patch cords to connect the instrument to the amplifier, such as the electric guitar, electric bass, synthesizer, electric piano, or electronic drum machines. Musicians playing electric or electronic instruments often use longer cables (from 10 to 20 feet) between their instrument and their amplifier, and then use shorter patch cords (from a few inches to one or two feet long) to connect chains of effects devices, stomp box pedals, or other signal processors. This cable features a spiral shield for EMI rejection and durable, molded PVC connectors to ensure a lifetime of usage.
Use this 6 foot 1/4 inch patch cable to connect a large range of electric or electronic instruments use 1/4 inch mono patch cords to connect the instrument to the amplifier, such as the electric guitar, electric bass, synthesizer, electric piano, or electronic drum machines. Musicians playing electric or electronic instruments often use longer cables (from 10 to 20 feet) between their instrument and their amplifier, and then use shorter patch cords (from a few inches to one or two feet long) to connect chains of effects devices, stomp box pedals, or other signal processors. This cable features a spiral shield for EMI rejection and durable, molded PVC connectors to ensure a lifetime of usage.