Ernie Ball 3M JACK MONO MALE TO JACK MONO MALE BLACK AND PURPLE
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Ernie Ball
https://www.ernieball.com
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Essential Information About the Ernie Ball EB 6393 Jack/Jack Cable - 3m
- Instrument jack/jack cable ideal for connecting a guitar, bass, or keyboard to an amp, pedal, or audio interface.
- 3-meter length practical for comfortable playing at home, rehearsals, or small stages.
- Oxygen-free copper conductors designed to promote clear signal transmission and preserve playing nuances.
- Purple and black braided jacket offering a neat finish, good flexibility, and easy identification among your cables.
Technical specifications
| Number of channels | 1 | Format | straight |
| Connectors | Male mono jack | Sheath material | braid |
| From connectivity | 6.35mm mono male jack | Oxygen-free copper | Yes |
| Towards connectivity | 6.35mm mono male jack | Number of pairs | 1 |
| To solder | No | Color | Purple |
| Category | Instrument cable | Length (m) | 3 m |
Questions frequently asked
Is this cable compatible with an electric guitar and an amplifier?
Both ends have straight 6.35 mm mono male jacks. This connector allows connecting an electric guitar or bass to an amp input, pedal, or audio interface.
What is the length of the Ernie Ball EB 6393 cable?
The length is 3 m. This size provides freedom of movement suitable for home, rehearsal, or small stage use.
Does the cable have angled plugs?
No, it is equipped with two straight format mono male jack connectors.
What type of copper is used in this instrument cable?
The conductors are made of oxygen-free copper. This design helps ensure clear signal transmission and preserves playing nuances.
Is the purple and black sheath braided?
The sheath is made of braid, with a purple and black finish. It provides flexibility and makes the cable easy to identify among gear. The cable contains a pair of conductors.
