Instrument Cables and Patch Cables


Pure, uncolored signal transmission free from unwanted noise and high-frequency loss. Explore our wide range of durable instrument cables—from flexible pedalboard patch leads to low-capacitance premium stage cables for electric guitars, bass guitars, and keyboards Display full description

Instrument Cables and Patch Leads

Pure, uncolored signal transmission free from unwanted noise and high-frequency loss. Explore our wide range of durable instrument cables—from flexible pedalboard patch leads to low-capacitance premium stage cables for electric guitars, bass guitars, and keyboards.

Categories of Instrument Cables

Guitar and Bass Cables

1/4" (6.3 mm) jack instrument cables with robust shielding. Designed for live gigs and daily home practice, available with straight and right-angle (L) connectors.

Pedalboard Patch Cables

Ultra-short interconnect leads featuring pancake or low-profile right-angle plugs to save board space without sacrificing signal clarity.

Keyboard and Studio Line Cables

Balanced and unbalanced line cables for synthesizers, digital pianos, audio interfaces, and amplifiers delivering precise dynamic range.

Braided and Premium Cables

Stylish woven tweed-jacketed cables for maximum kink resistance, along with oxygen-free copper (OFC) studio leads with gold-plated connectors.

Quick Selection Guide

Application Recommended Solution
Home Practice & Rehearsals Standard 10ft (3m) or 20ft (6m) cable with durable PVC jacket
Live Stage & Touring Braided cloth cable with heavy-duty brand connectors (Neutrik/Amphenol)
Effect Pedal Wiring Multipack of right-angle patch cables with flat pancake plugs

Frequently Asked Questions

What cable length is best for guitar?

For home practice, a 10ft (3m) cable is ideal. On stage, 18ft to 20ft (6m) is the industry standard, offering free movement without noticeable treble loss.

When should I use a right-angle (L) jack instead of a straight one?

A right-angle jack is best for side-mounted instrument jacks (e.g., Les Paul, bass guitars) and pedalboard connections. Straight jacks work better for recessed sockets like Stratocasters.





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