Yellow Cable PROG73D-C
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Essential Information About the Neutrik 3 M Angled Jack Cable
- 3 m instrument jack cable designed to connect a guitar, bass, keyboard, or effects pedal to an amplifier, audio interface, or pedalboard.
- Straight jack to angled jack connectors, ideal for saving space and reducing strain on the instrument's input.
- Neutrik connectors valued for their reliability, mechanical durability, and stable contact during regular use.
- Length of 3 meters practical for comfortable playing during rehearsals, studio sessions, or on stage without excess cable on the floor.
Technical specifications
| Number of channels | 1 | Format | straight/angled |
| Connectors | Male mono jack | Connector brand | Neutrik |
| 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 3 m jack cable suitable for an electric guitar?
This instrument cable features two 6.35 mm male mono jacks, suitable for connecting an electric guitar to an amp, a pedal, or an audio interface. The angled connector can be placed on the instrument side to reduce clutter around the jack.
What type of connectors does the Yellow Cable Cordon Jack Coudé Jack 3 M Neutrik have?
The cable combines a straight 6.35 mm mono jack and an angled 6.35 mm mono jack. Both connectors are from the Neutrik brand.
Is an angled jack suitable for a bass guitar?
The angled jack can be used on a bass equipped with a 6.35 mm mono jack output. Its shape limits the connector's protrusion and reduces the risk of snagging.
Is 3 meters of cable enough for a rehearsal?
The 3 m length allows freedom of movement during rehearsals, in the studio, or on stage. It also avoids excess cable lying around a pedalboard.
Can this cable be connected to an effects pedal?
It is possible to connect an instrument to an effects pedal with a 6.35 mm mono jack input. The straight connector can be plugged into the pedal, while the angled jack can stay on the guitar or bass side.
