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myVolts Candycord Instrument Cable, 6.35mm Straight to Angled, Curly 100-200cm, Marshmallow Pink
Curly instrument cable with straight and angled 6.35 mm mono jacks, extending from 100 to 200 cm in Marshmallow Pink
- Tangle-free curly design keeps stage setups tidy
- Extends 100 to 200 cm for flexible instrument placement
- Gold-plated 6.35 mm connectors deliver reliable signal transfer
- Straight-to-angled mono jacks fit guitars and pedalboards securely
- Marshmallow Pink colour adds quick visual identification on dark stages
Professional Instrument Cable
The myVolts Candycord is a curly instrument cable built for musicians who need a reliable connection between guitars, basses, keyboards or other gear fitted with 6.35mm jacks. It ships new and uses a special thermoplastic rubber jacket designed to resist tangling while remaining comfortable to handle during performances or studio sessions.
Straight-to-Angled Upgrade
This cable replaces standard straight-to-straight leads that can protrude awkwardly from side-mounted jacks or strain the socket when the player moves. The 100 to 200cm curly stretch gives enough reach for stage movement without leaving excess cable coiled on the floor, and the angled plug sits flush against the instrument body for a cleaner signal path.
Stage and Studio Players
Musicians who value a tidy setup and a secure 'snap-crunch' connection will appreciate the gold-plated 6.35mm contacts and the virtually untangleable design. Players who require balanced XLR connections, silent-switching plugs, or cables longer than 200cm should consider alternative solutions.
Highlights
- Tangle-free curly design keeps stage setups tidy
- Extends 100 to 200 cm for flexible instrument placement
- Gold-plated 6.35 mm connectors deliver reliable signal transfer
- Straight-to-angled mono jacks fit guitars and pedalboards securely
- Marshmallow Pink colour adds quick visual identification on dark stages
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What jack sizes do the straight and angled plugs use?
Both plugs are 6.35 mm mono jacks; one is straight and the other is right-angled for tight pedalboard or amp inputs.
How do I avoid twisting the curly section when I plug it in?
Let the cable hang freely for a minute so the coils settle, then insert each 6.35 mm plug straight into its jack without forcing the curl.
Will the gold plating on the 6.35 mm contacts wear off with heavy gigging?
The gold layer is thin but durable; occasional contact cleaner on the plugs keeps resistance low and extends the finish life.
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