Rockboard Flat Instrument Cable Premium - 600 cm - Straight/Angled - Black
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Essential Information About the RockBoard PREMIUM 600 cm Flat Instrument Cable Straight/Angled
- High-end flat instrument cable, ideal for connecting guitar, bass, effect pedals, or amplifier with a clean and stable signal.
- 6.3 mm mono jack connectors plated in gold in a straight/angled configuration, convenient for optimizing space on a pedalboard or behind an amp.
- Rectangular flat format designed to limit twisting, tangling, and risk of breakage during frequent setups.
- Reinforced shielding with braided tinned copper, aluminum foil, and a semi-conductive layer to reduce interference and microphonic noise.
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) | 6 m |
| Category | Instrument cable | ||
Questions frequently asked
What is the length of this RockBoard instrument cable?
Its length is 6 m, suitable for connections requiring more distance between the instrument and the amp or pedalboard.
Does the cable have a right-angle plug for pedalboard use?
A 6.35 mm mono jack with a right-angle plug is present at one end. The other end uses a straight 6.35 mm mono jack, facilitating connection depending on the orientation of the sockets. This setup helps optimize space near pedals or behind an amp.
Is this cable compatible with both guitar and bass?
This model is suitable for connections between guitar, bass, effect pedals, and amplifier via 6.35 mm mono jack sockets.
Why choose a flat instrument cable?
The flat rectangular shape limits twisting and tangling during frequent setups. It also reduces the risk of breakage due to mechanical stress.
What shielding is used on this jack cable?
The shielding combines a tinned copper braid, an aluminum foil, and a semi-conductive layer to reduce interference and microphonic noise.
