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Enfain 6.35 mm Mono Male Audio Cable 1.8 m
A 1.8 m mono cable with a 6.35 mm male plug for guitars, amplifiers and studio microphones
- 35 mm mono plug connects guitars and microphones to amplifiers
- 8 m cable length gives freedom of movement in the studio
- Male connector ensures a secure fit in standard audio jacks
- New condition guarantees reliable signal transmission from the first use
6.35 mm Mono Cable for Studio Use
This 1.8 m audio cable features a 6.35 mm mono male connector designed for instrument and line-level signals. It suits guitarists, vocalists and home-studio owners who need a straightforward link between an instrument or microphone preamp and an amplifier or audio interface. The mono construction matches single-channel sources without summing or splitting the signal. The length provides reach across a typical desktop or small booth setup.
Straight Mono Plug Simplifies Signal Path
The single 6.35 mm mono plug on each end eliminates the need for adaptors or Y-splitters when connecting a guitar, keyboard output or dynamic microphone directly to a mixer or interface. No balanced circuitry or stereo wiring is present, so the cable does not carry phantom power or dual-channel audio. Users requiring balanced TRS connections, stereo operation or longer runs will need a different cable type.
Highlights
- 35 mm mono plug connects guitars and microphones to amplifiers
- 8 m cable length gives freedom of movement in the studio
- Male connector ensures a secure fit in standard audio jacks
- New condition guarantees reliable signal transmission from the first use
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Questions about this item
Will the 6.35 mm mono plug or cable need periodic replacement with studio use?
The 6.35 mm mono plug is a passive metal connector; it only needs replacement if the tip or sleeve becomes bent, corroded or the solder joint fails.
What is the first limit that appears when running a 1.8 m unbalanced line at high gain?
The 1.8 m unbalanced run picks up hum and RF noise before signal loss becomes audible, so the noise floor is the practical limit.
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