Klotz LA-grange Instrument Cable Black 3M Mono Jack - Angled Mono Jack Gold Contact
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Klotz
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Essential Information About the LA-Grange Black 3 m Instrument Cable
- 3 m instrument cable ideal for connecting a guitar, bass, or keyboard to an amp, pedal, or audio interface.
- Mono jack to right-angle mono jack connectors, convenient for minimizing clutter on stage or in the studio.
- Gold-plated contacts for stable signal transmission and good resistance to oxidation.
- German manufacturing, with a reliable design intended for regular musical use.
Technical specifications
| Number of channels | 1 | Format | straight/angled |
| From connectivity | 6.35mm mono male jack | Color | Black |
| Towards connectivity | 6.35mm mono male angled jack | Length (m) | 3 m |
| Category | Instrument cable | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is this cable compatible with an electric guitar and an amplifier?
The 6.35 mm mono jack connector allows connecting a guitar or bass to an amplifier, effects pedal, or audio interface. The cable length is 3 m.
Why choose an angled jack for a guitar?
The 6.35 mm mono angled jack reduces clutter around the instrument. It is paired with a straight mono jack plug at the other end.
What is the length of the Klotz LA-grange black?
This model has a length of 3 m, suitable for typical instrument connections on stage or in the studio.
Are the connectors of this Klotz cable gold-plated?
The contacts are gold-plated to ensure stable signal transmission. This finish also helps resist oxidation.
Is this cable suitable for a keyboard?
A keyboard can be connected to an amplifier, effects pedal, or audio interface via its 6.35 mm mono jacks, provided the device uses this connector. The manufacturing is stated as German and designed for regular musical use.



