10FT Guitar Cable 1/4" Right Angle to Straight Heavy Duty Black
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Product Description
This 10FT Guitar Cable is designed for reliable signal transmission between electric guitars, basses, amplifiers, effects pedals, and other equipment with standard 1/4" connections. The heavy-duty construction, oxygen-free copper conductor, and braided shielding help provide clear signal transfer while reducing unwanted hum and interference.
Features
- 10FT length for versatile stage, studio, and practice setups
- 1/4" right-angle to straight metal connectors
- Heavy-duty oxygen-free copper conductor
- Braided shielding helps reduce electrostatic hum and interference
- Designed for reliable signal transmission and consistent tone
- Premium abrasion-resistant PVC outer jacket
- High-temperature-resistant construction
- Durable design for regular use
- Flexible cable construction for easy handling
- Suitable for guitar, bass, amplifier, pedalboard, and other 1/4" audio equipment
Specifications
- Cable Type: Guitar / Instrument Cable
- Length: 10FT
- Connector A: 1/4" Right Angle
- Connector B: 1/4" Straight
- Conductor: Oxygen-Free Copper
- Shielding: Braided Shield
- Jacket: Abrasion-Resistant PVC
- Connector Material: Metal
Compatibility
Ideal for connecting electric guitars, bass guitars, amplifiers, effects pedals, keyboards, and other audio equipment using standard 1/4" connections.
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