Ernie Ball INSTRUMENT CABLES WOVEN SHEATH JACK/JACK ANGLED 3M FLUORESCENT YELLOW
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Ernie Ball
https://www.ernieball.com
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Essential Information About the Ernie Ball Fluorescent Yellow 3 m Instrument Cable
- Clear and faithful signal to preserve the natural sound of your guitar, bass, or keyboard.
- Straight jack to right-angle jack format, convenient for easily adapting to your instrument and setup.
- Durable braided sheath, designed to withstand rehearsals, concerts, and frequent plugging and unplugging.
- Fluorescent yellow finish with a bold look, easy to spot on stage or in the studio.
Technical specifications
| Number of channels | 1 | Format | straight/angled |
| Connectors | Male mono jack | Sheath material | braid |
| From connectivity | 6.35mm mono male jack | Oxygen-free copper | Yes |
| Towards connectivity | 6.35mm mono male angled jack | Number of pairs | 1 |
| To solder | No | Color | Yellow |
| Category | Instrument cable | Length (m) | 3 m |
Questions frequently asked
Is this cable compatible with an electric guitar or bass?
Both ends use 6.35 mm mono male jacks, suitable for the corresponding instrument outputs. It can connect an electric guitar, a bass, a keyboard with a mono jack output, or a pedalboard.
Why choose a right-angle jack for a guitar?
The 6.35 mm right-angle jack connector is especially suitable for instruments with the jack located on the side. This shape reduces cable clutter near the output.
Ernie Ball fluorescent yellow 3 m cable: what is its length?
The length is 3 m. This size provides comfortable movement freedom while avoiding excessive cable slack on stage.
Is the braided sleeve durable for repeated use?
The sleeve is made of braid designed to withstand frequent plugging, rehearsals, and gigs. Its fluorescent yellow finish also makes it easy to identify among the gear.
Does the cable preserve the instrument's signal?
Oxygen-free copper conductors ensure signal transmission. The attack, dynamics, and playing nuances remain clear with minimal unwanted noise.
