iMBAPrice
iMBAPrice 1/4" Male to Male Mono Cable 100 ft
A 100-foot mono cable with quarter-inch male plugs on both ends for connecting guitars, amplifiers and other stage audio gear
- TypeCable
- 100 ft length reaches across large stages
- Mono 1/4″ connectors plug straight into guitars and amps
- Male-to-male design needs no adapters
- Premium build resists wear from repeated gigs
- Available in 10 ft, 15 ft, 50 ft and 100 ft options
Quarter-Inch Mono Cable 100 ft
This iMBAPrice cable connects two 1/4-inch mono male plugs over a 100-foot length. It is built for musicians and stage technicians who need to link guitars, amplifiers, speakers or microphones across large venues. The mono design carries a single unbalanced audio channel.
Unbalanced Mono Signal Limits
The quarter-inch mono interface transmits an unbalanced signal that is susceptible to noise over very long runs. At 100 feet the cable may pick up hum or interference from power lines and lighting dimmers. It lacks the common-mode rejection of a balanced TRS or XLR connection.
Length Options and Reach
Available lengths include 6, 10, 15, 50 and 100 feet so you can choose the shortest run that reaches your gear. The 100-foot version comfortably spans a stage or studio floor, but it adds capacitance that can roll off high frequencies. Users needing stereo or balanced signals should select a different cable type.
Highlights
- 100 ft length reaches across large stages
- Mono 1/4″ connectors plug straight into guitars and amps
- Male-to-male design needs no adapters
- Premium build resists wear from repeated gigs
- Available in 10 ft, 15 ft, 50 ft and 100 ft options
Specifications
| Brand | iMBAPrice |
|---|---|
| Type | Cable |
Questions about this item
Which length should I choose among the 6, 10, 15, 50 and 100 foot options?
Select the shortest length that reaches your gear; longer runs add capacitance and can roll off high frequencies on passive pickups.
What does the 100 foot length mean for signal quality on stage?
At 100 feet the cable adds noticeable capacitance, so expect a darker tone with passive guitars; active pickups or a buffer will offset the loss.
What does the quarter inch mono connector limit in practice?
The TS plug carries an unbalanced mono signal only, so it cannot transmit stereo or balanced audio and is prone to hum on very long runs.
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