Shure Locking Jack/Mini TQG Cable
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Secure Connection: screw-locking ring to prevent accidental disconnection during performance.
- Stage-Ready Format: straight Neutrik 6.35mm Jack, designed for intensive use.
- Recommended Compatibility with GLX-D and ULX-D beltpack transmitters.
- Guitar Orientation: designed for a reliable instrument connection between your transmitter and pedalboard/amp.
Manufacturer Information
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A Connection Designed for Shure Beltpack Systems
This premium cable uses a TQG (TA4F) type connection, commonly found on beltpack transmitters, combined with a straight Neutrik 6.35mm Jack. The goal is simple: to provide a robust and stable link suited to the demands of stage and rehearsal, while remaining fully compatible with the Beta Wireless digital wireless system ecosystem.
For Which Musicians and Setups?
This cable is intended for guitarists and bassists who use a beltpack transmitter and want to maximize the security of their audio chain. It is especially relevant if you move a lot on stage, switch between multiple instruments, or seek a more reliable instrument connection than a standard non-locking cable.
Reliability and Stability: The Advantage of Locking
Screw-Locking Ring
The locking ring improves mechanical retention between the cable and transmitter: less stress on the connection, fewer risks of cutouts, and greater peace of mind during dynamic performances.
Pro-Oriented Components
The straight Neutrik 6.35mm Jack is a well-known choice for live use: firm insertion, good durability, and consistent performance over repeated connections.
Technical specifications
| Connectors | TA4F, Jack | Color | Black |
| Category | Audio Cable | ||
| Type | premium guitar cable | Recommended use | GLX-D and ULX-D beltpack transmitters |
| Transmitter side connector | TQG (TA4F) | Transmission power | 10mW EIRP |
| Instrument side connector | straight Neutrik 6.35mm Jack | Audio frequency response | 20 Hz to 20 kHz |
| Locking | screw-locking ring | ||
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Questions frequently asked
Is this cable compatible with a Shure GLX-D or ULX-D beltpack transmitter?
The TQG (TA4F) connector is specified for GLX-D and ULX-D beltpack transmitters. The screw-on ring ensures the connector locks securely on the transmitter side.
What connector is used to plug into a guitar or bass?
On the instrument side, this cable uses a straight 6.35 mm Neutrik jack. This setup is suitable for connecting a guitar or bass equipped with a standard jack output.
Does the Shure Cable Jack/mini TQG Locking stay securely in place on stage?
A screw-locking ring is integrated into the TA4F connector, enhancing mechanical retention with the beltpack transmitter during stage movements. The straight Neutrik jack is designed for repeated connections in live use.
What is the audio frequency response of this cable?
The specified audio frequency response ranges from 20 Hz to 20 kHz.
Is this cable suitable for a wireless guitar system?
Designed as a premium guitar cable, it connects an instrument to a beltpack transmitter via a 6.35 mm jack and a TA4F connector. A transmission power of 10 mW EIRP is indicated in its specifications.
