Seismic Audio 1/4" TS Guitar Cables - 6ft Orange Instrument Cable for Electric Guitar, Bass, Keyboard & Studio Equipment - Perfect for Live Performances, Recording & Home Practice
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Product Description
TS Patch Cables - Model # SASTSX-6, 1/4" TS Male to 1/4" TS Male, 6 Feet, Heavy Duty Flexible Rubber Jacket, Color: Orange, Shielded Cables Brand New, One Year Warranty Unbalanced 1/4" cables are typically used to connect mixers to equalizers, crossovers, compressors, effects units or amplifiers...anywhere that requires an unbalanced 1/4" connection. TS 1/4" cables are also used for guitar, bass guitar, and instrument cables as well. 22g Oxygen-Free Copper (OFC) conductors for enhanced signal clarity and superior RF rejection
Product Features
Guitar Cables Whether you have a permanent installation or mobile, Seismic Audio Speakers' Guitar Cables are rugged enough to handle whatever you throw at them - road ready and built to last.
Instrument Cables The quality of the cables you use to connect your sound equipment is critical if you are looking for accurate music and sound reproduction. These instrument cables have ¼” TS male to ¼” TS male connectors.
TS Patch Cables These guitar cables are shielded cables with heavy duty flexible rubber jackets at the connectors. They are made of 22g Oxygen-Free Copper (OFC) conductors for enhanced signal clarity and superior RF rejection.
6 Foot Guitar Cables The 6 foot guitar cables feature high quality metal connectors that will provide you with years of trouble free, crystal clear sound!
Orange Patch Cable Each package comes with a 6 foot cable in orange color.
Customer Reviews
Worked as expected for about a dozen times or so over 8 months, then one end of the plugs just broke right off. There was a very poor solder job and the copper wires going to the tip just frayed away. This also happened on a 3' red one. I'll have to resolder them myself. I'd rather make the cables myself than pay for these again.
