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Donner 6 Inch Guitar Effect Pedal Cables
- Solid and durable, good connection cable transmits high fidelity signal to the equipment. 21 AWG high quality audio cable, 6" long for easy fit.
- Shielding provides noise rejection for quiet operation, ultra low capacitance which lends to a pure signal transparency.
- Two big core audio plug, In=Out Technology, molded TS 1/4" Plugs are perfect for pedal boards.
- Standard audio connector, solid outside casting, utilize ultra-pure, oxygen-free copper conductors for low capacitance and pure tone.
- Used for audio signal transmission of microphone, amplifier, mixing console and other equipment.
21 AWG
This cable is a high quality six-inch, 21 AWG audio cable for easily patching your guitar effects together. It features ultra low capacitance, which leads to pure signal transmission. Solid connections allow for the highest fidelity without interruption.
Solid and Durable
Shielding provides noise rejection for quiet operation, and ultra low capacitance gives you pure signal transparency. These patch cables utilize ultra-pure, oxygen-free copper conductors for low capacitance and pure tone.
Two Right-Angle Plugs
Right-angle 1/4-inch TS plugs are perfect for connecting effects on pedal boards. The right-angle plugs allow for close spacing of your pedals.
Overview:
The Donner classic series patch cables are designed to connect electric guitar pedal effects. With a single-molded strain relief plug, these cables also provide added durability and reliability. A 95% spiral shielding also helps to eliminate virtually all handling noise.
Specification:
Length: 6in (15cm)
Plug Diameter: 1/4in (6.35mm)
Material Quality: Oxygen-Free Copper Wire
Jacket Material: PVC
Package Includes:
- Donner Guitar Patch Cables X 6
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