Musician's Gear Braided Instrument Cable 1/4" Black 3 ft.

The Braided Instrument Cable provides reliable connectivity between your instrument and amplifier. Constructed with braided nylon shielding and copper conductors, this cable transmits your signal clearly while resisting kinks, cuts and other damage. With lengths from 1' to 30' available, you'll find the perfect cable for your needs whether you're setting up for practice, performing on stage or recording in the studio. Braided Nylon Shielding Means Maximum Durability The flexible, braided nylon shielding protects the cable's copper core without inhibiting flexibility or adding excess bulk. This durable design stands up to the stresses of regular use and transport, withstanding kinking, abrasion and impacts that could damage a standard cable. Musicians can rely on consistent, noise-free signal transmission show after show. Choose the Ideal Length for Your Rig With sizing options from 1' to 30' you'll find a cable length tailored to your specific needs. Short 1-6' cables are ideal for connecting effects pedals and amps in a compact setup. 10-15' options give you more freedom to arrange components, while 20-30' cables are suitable for complex rigs or performing on a large stage. No matter what length you choose, you'll get the same great quality and value. High Quality at an Affordable Price Beginners and professionals alike will appreciate the Braided Instrument Cable's combination of premium components and budget-friendly pricing. Copper provides superior conductivity for a clear signal, while the reinforced nylon shielding and nickel-plated connectors are built to handle years of use. Despite these high-performance materials and construction, these cables remain very affordable. For reliable gear that won't break the bank, the Braided Instrument Cable is an ideal choice. Colorful Cables Are Easy to Identify The bright colors available, like red, blue, green, and black make the right cable easy to spot in a crowded pedalboard or studio. When performing, the easily identifiable colors help roadies and techs quickly connect the correct cables, minimizing the chance of error during set changes. The color-coding also helps keep cables organized when storing your gear.