iMBAPrice
iMBAPrice 1/4" Mono Male Audio Cable 25 Feet
A 25-foot mono quarter-inch male-to-male cable for connecting guitars, amplifiers, speakers and microphones
- TypeCable
- Quarter-inch mono plug connects guitars and amps directly
- 25-foot length gives stage reach without signal loss
- Premium construction withstands repeated stage use
- Mono design matches standard instrument-level signals
- Available in 10, 15, 50 and 100-foot options
Quarter-inch mono audio cable
This iMBAPrice cable connects two devices with quarter-inch mono jacks. It is built for musicians, stage technicians and audio engineers who need a reliable link between instruments, amplifiers, mixers or speakers. The 25-foot length suits medium stage runs and studio patches.
Unbalanced mono signal path
The cable carries a single unbalanced audio channel on a TS connector. It is not suited for balanced lines, stereo signals or microphone-level phantom power circuits. Runs near lighting dimmers or power cables may pick up hum, so keep the route clear of strong electromagnetic fields.
Length determines reach and loss
At 25 feet the cable reaches across typical small stages or from a pedalboard to a backline amp. Longer runs increase capacitance and high-frequency roll-off, while shorter cables from the same 6, 10, 15, 50 and 100-foot range reduce loss but limit placement options.
Highlights
- Quarter-inch mono plug connects guitars and amps directly
- 25-foot length gives stage reach without signal loss
- Premium construction withstands repeated stage use
- Mono design matches standard instrument-level signals
- Available in 10, 15, 50 and 100-foot options
Specifications
| Brand | iMBAPrice |
|---|---|
| Type | Cable |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 25 foot cable or one of the other lengths?
The cable is offered in 10, 15, 25, 50 and 100 foot versions; choose the shortest length that reaches your gear to avoid excess cable on stage.
What does the 25 foot length mean for my setup?
It gives you 25 feet of reach between two quarter inch mono ports, suitable for connecting a guitar, amplifier, speaker or microphone across a stage or studio.
What does the 1/4" mono connector limit in practice?
The quarter inch mono plug carries a single unbalanced signal, so it works for instruments and line level gear but not for stereo or balanced connections.
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