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TeKit

TeKit 11636 6.35mm TS cable 1m

SKU CH-G58T-85AX1

Connects instruments with gold-plated 6.35 mm TS plugs, oxygen-free copper conductors and a zinc-alloy nylon-braided jacket for low-noise analogue or digital signals

  • TypeGold Plated Premium 6.35mm Mono Jack 1/4" TS Cable Unbalance
  • Length3.3ft 1m
  • ColorBlack
  • Connectors2
  • SpecificationsGold Plated Premium 6.35mm Mono Jack 1/4" TS Cable Unbalance
  • FeaturesGold Plated Premium 6.35mm Mono Jack 1/4" TS Cable Unbalance
  • Connect synths, keyboards and guitars with a 6.35 mm mono jack
  • Gold-plated 24K 15U connectors resist corrosion for clear sound
  • Oxygen-free copper conductors deliver maximum conductivity and durability
  • Zinc alloy housing and double nylon braid protect against tugs and sharp edges
  • Low-noise unbalanced design suits digital and analogue signals

Instrument cable with 6.35mm TS plugs

The TeKit 11636 is a one-metre unbalanced mono patch cord terminated with two 6.35 mm TS connectors. It is intended for musicians and engineers who need a short link between guitars, keyboards, synths or other professional audio gear. The cable carries instrument-level signals in studio or live settings.

Signal integrity and shielding

Oxygen-free copper conductors and a low-noise design preserve clarity for both digital and analogue sources. Gold-plated contacts rated at 24K 15U resist corrosion and maintain consistent conductivity over repeated insertions. The braided nylon jacket adds mechanical protection without affecting the electrical path.

Rugged construction for daily use

A zinc-alloy housing shields each plug from impact while the double-layer nylon braid guards the cable against abrasion when routed across sharp edges. Male-to-male TS topology suits standard instrument inputs but cannot carry balanced lines or stereo signals. Users needing TRS or XLR terminations should select a different cable.

Highlights

  • Connect synths, keyboards and guitars with a 6.35 mm mono jack
  • Gold-plated 24K 15U connectors resist corrosion for clear sound
  • Oxygen-free copper conductors deliver maximum conductivity and durability
  • Zinc alloy housing and double nylon braid protect against tugs and sharp edges
  • Low-noise unbalanced design suits digital and analogue signals

Specifications

Brandugreen
Series11636
ModelGold Plated Premium 6.35mm Mono Jack 1/4" TS Cable Unbalanced Guitar Patch Cords/Instrument Cable Male to Male with Zinc Alloy Housing and Nylon braid
TypeGold Plated Premium 6.35mm Mono Jack 1/4" TS Cable Unbalanced Guitar Patch Cords/Instrument Cable Male to Male with Zinc Alloy Housing and Nylon braid
Length3.3ft 1m
ColorBlack
Connectors2
SpecificationsGold Plated Premium 6.35mm Mono Jack 1/4" TS Cable Unbalanced Guitar Patch Cords/Instrument Cable Male to Male with Zinc Alloy Housing and Nylon braid
FeaturesGold Plated Premium 6.35mm Mono Jack 1/4" TS Cable Unbalanced Guitar Patch Cords/Instrument Cable Male to Male with Zinc Alloy Housing and Nylon braid

Questions about this item

How do I plug the 6.35mm TS connectors into my guitar and amp without damaging the zinc alloy housing?

Align the tip and sleeve of each 6.35mm mono plug straight with the jack, then push firmly until the gold-plated contacts seat fully; avoid twisting the metal housing sideways, which can bend the internal pins.

Will the 24K 15U gold plating or the oxygen-free copper conductors need replacement after heavy stage use?

The gold plating resists corrosion and the OFC conductors maintain conductivity for the life of the cable; neither is a wear item, so no scheduled replacement is required.

At what point does the 1-metre length or the unbalanced TS design become the limiting factor for noise rejection on long runs?

The unbalanced TS topology is the first limit; beyond a few metres it picks up hum, so the 1-metre length keeps noise low, but extending the run with additional TS cables will degrade the signal.

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