D'ADDARIO 30' CIRCUIT BREAKER INSTRUMENT CABLE WITH LATCHING CUT-OFF SWITCH STRAIGHT PLUG
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D'addario And Co
https://www.daddario.com
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Essential Information About the Instrument Cable with Push-Button Mute Switch
- Instant Mute: a push-button to cut and then restore the signal, ideal for switching instruments silently.
- Solderless Connections: practical and reliable assembly designed to withstand repeated handling during rehearsals and on stage.
- Clean Signal: reduces pops and interference when plugging in, for a smoother transition between guitar, bass, and pedalboard.
- Multiple Configurations: available with straight and right-angle connectors, and in various lengths to suit your setup.
Technical specifications
| From connectivity | 6.35mm mono male jack |
| Towards connectivity | 6.35mm mono male jack |
| To solder | No |
| Category | Instrument cable |
| Format | straight/angled |
| Color | Black |
| Length (m) | 9 m |
Questions frequently asked
Does the D'ADDARIO Circuit Breaker 30' allow guitar switching without noise?
A push button instantly mutes and unmutes the signal. This feature allows unplugging or switching instruments while minimizing pops at the amplifier. The mute switch is integrated directly on the cable.
What is the length of this D'Addario instrument cable?
The stated length is 9 m, or 30 feet.
What connectors does the Circuit Breaker have?
Both ends use 6.35 mm (1/4") male mono jacks. The configuration is straight/angled, designed for connecting an instrument to a pedalboard or any input compatible with a 6.35 mm jack.
Is the Circuit Breaker cable suitable for guitar and bass?
Its signal is intended for switching between guitar, bass, and pedalboard. The 6.35 mm male mono jack connectors classify it as an instrument cable.
How is this mute-switch cable constructed?
The connections are stated to be solderless, with a design meant to withstand repeated handling typical of live performance.
