Part No. 10R1-01106
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Our standard 6 foot RCA cable is an economical way to connect audio and video devices, such as stereo equipment, DVD players, and TVs. This solidly constructed Male to Male RCA patch cable features Copper wiring and fully molded Nickel plated connectors. -
This 100 foot stereo extension/patch cable is perfect for use as a patch cord extension or for extending headphones, guitars, amplifiers and more. It features a braided shield for EMI rejection and durable, molded PVC connectors to ensure a lifetime of usage. The ends are both 1/4 inch with one being male and the other being female.Part No. 10A1-622HD -
This 50 foot stereo extension/patch cable is perfect for use as a patch cord extension or for extending headphones, guitars, amplifiers and more. It features a braided shield for EMI rejection and durable, molded PVC connectors to ensure a lifetime of usage. The ends are both 1/4 inch with one being male and the other being female.Part No. 10A1-62250 -
This 15 foot stereo extension/patch cable is perfect for use as a patch cord extension or for extending headphones, guitars, amplifiers and more. It features a braided shield for EMI rejection and durable, molded PVC connectors to ensure a lifetime of usage. The ends are both 1/4 inch with one being male and the other being female.Part No. 10A1-62215 -
Use this 100 foot 1/4 inch patch cable to connect stereo devices to the amplifier, such as other amplifiers, mixer boards and pre-amps. Sound Engineers setting up a studio or concert venue often use longer cables (from 10 to 20 feet) between their mixers and amplifiers on stage, and then use shorter patch cords (from a few inches to one or two feet long) to connect other devices closer to the main mixer board. This cable features a braided shield for EMI rejection and durable, molded PVC connectors to ensure a lifetime of usage.Part No. 10A1-621HD -
Use this 50 foot 1/4 inch patch cable to connect stereo devices to the amplifier, such as other amplifiers, mixer boards and pre-amps. Sound Engineers setting up a studio or concert venue often use longer cables (from 10 to 20 feet) between their mixers and amplifiers on stage, and then use shorter patch cords (from a few inches to one or two feet long) to connect other devices closer to the main mixer board. This cable features a braided shield for EMI rejection and durable, molded PVC connectors to ensure a lifetime of usage.Part No. 10A1-62150 -
Use this 25 foot 1/4 inch patch cable to connect stereo devices to the amplifier, such as other amplifiers, mixer boards and pre-amps. Sound Engineers setting up a studio or concert venue often use longer cables (from 10 to 20 feet) between their mixers and amplifiers on stage, and then use shorter patch cords (from a few inches to one or two feet long) to connect other devices closer to the main mixer board. This cable features a braided shield for EMI rejection and durable, molded PVC connectors to ensure a lifetime of usage.Part No. 10A1-62125 -
Use this 15 foot 1/4 inch patch cable to connect stereo devices to the amplifier, such as other amplifiers, mixer boards and pre-amps. Sound Engineers setting up a studio or concert venue often use longer cables (from 10 to 20 feet) between their mixers and amplifiers on stage, and then use shorter patch cords (from a few inches to one or two feet long) to connect other devices closer to the main mixer board. This cable features a braided shield for EMI rejection and durable, molded PVC connectors to ensure a lifetime of usage.Part No. 10A1-62115 -
Use this 10 foot 1/4 inch patch cable to connect stereo devices to the amplifier, such as other amplifiers, mixer boards and pre-amps. Sound Engineers setting up a studio or concert venue often use longer cables (from 10 to 20 feet) between their mixers and amplifiers on stage, and then use shorter patch cords (from a few inches to one or two feet long) to connect other devices closer to the main mixer board. This cable features a braided shield for EMI rejection and durable, molded PVC connectors to ensure a lifetime of usage.Part No. 10A1-62110 -
Use this 6 foot 1/4 inch patch cable to connect stereo devices to the amplifier, such as other amplifiers, mixer boards and pre-amps. Sound Engineers setting up a studio or concert venue often use longer cables (from 10 to 20 feet) between their mixers and amplifiers on stage, and then use shorter patch cords (from a few inches to one or two feet long) to connect other devices closer to the main mixer board. This cable features a braided shield for EMI rejection and durable, molded PVC connectors to ensure a lifetime of usage.Part No. 10A1-62106 -
Use this 100 foot 1/4 inch mono audio extension cable to extend the length of existing 1/4 inch mono cabling. This cable is compatible electric or electronic instruments such as the electric guitar, electric bass, synthesizer, electric piano, or electronic drum machines as well as equipment such as amplifiers, loud speakers and distortion pedals and other signal processors. This cable features a spiral shield for EMI rejection and durable, molded PVC connectors to ensure a lifetime of usage.Part No. 10A1-612HD -
Use this 50 foot 1/4 inch mono audio extension cable to extend the length of existing 1/4 inch mono cabling. This cable is compatible electric or electronic instruments such as the electric guitar, electric bass, synthesizer, electric piano, or electronic drum machines as well as equipment such as amplifiers, loud speakers and distortion pedals and other signal processors. This cable features a spiral shield for EMI rejection and durable, molded PVC connectors to ensure a lifetime of usage.Part No. 10A1-61250
