Ernie Ball INSTRUMENT CABLES FLEX JACK/JACK 3M GREEN
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Ernie Ball
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Essential Information About the Ernie Ball Flex Jack/Jack 3 m Green Instrument Cable
- Jack/Jack instrument cable designed for guitar, bass, keyboard, and other instruments equipped with a jack output.
- Superior flexibility for comfortable playing, easy coiling, and quick setup on stage or in the studio.
- Clear and precise signal thanks to a single conductor design that preserves your instrument's dynamics.
- 95 percent effective shielding to reduce interference and maintain a clean sound, even in busy environments.
Technical specifications
| Number of channels | 1 | Format | straight |
| Connectors | Male mono jack | Sheath material | PVC |
| From connectivity | 6.35mm mono male jack | Number of pairs | 1 |
| Towards connectivity | 6.35mm mono male jack | Color | Yellow |
| To solder | No | Length (m) | 3 m |
| Category | Instrument cable | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is this 3 m jack cable suitable for an electric guitar?
Its two 6.35 mm mono male jack connectors allow connecting an electric guitar equipped with a jack output to an amplifier or a pedalboard.
Can a bass be connected to an amp with this cable?
The 3 m length provides a suitable distance between a bass and an amplifier. The 6.35 mm mono jack connectors are present at both ends.
What type of connectors does this cable have?
Each end is fitted with a 6.35 mm mono male jack in a straight format. The cable comes as a pair.
Is the Ernie Ball Flex cable easy to coil?
The PVC jacket is designed to offer high flexibility. This construction facilitates coiling and storage in a gig bag or flight case. Repeated handling is considered by the jacket material.
Does the shielding reduce unwanted noise?
A shielding rated at 95% limits unwanted noise in busy environments. The single conductor design aims to preserve the signal dynamics.



