This 20 cm flat TRS patch cable optimizes your pedal setup thanks to its extra-flat and compact design. Ideal for guitarists and technicians looking to reduce clutter on their pedalboard, it guarantees a reliable connection between foot controllers and expression pedals. Its design with angled jack plugs and a flat conductor minimizes twisting and preserves signal quality, ensuring precise and neat cabling for use in rehearsals, studios, or on stage.
| Cable type | Flat TRS with rectangular profile |
|---|---|
| Usage | Connection between foot controllers and expression pedals |
| Plugs | Angled 6.3 mm TRS jack, compact and super flat |
| Conductor | Flexible copper 20 x 0.12 mm |
| Shielding | Twisted copper 34 x 0.12 mm |
| Signal insulation | Polyethylene (PE) |
| Outer insulation | PVC |
| Capacitance | < 10 pF/decimeter |
| Conductor resistance | < 10 mOhm/decimeter |
| Operating temperature | -15 °C to +70 °C |
| Cable dimensions (W x H) | 7 x 3 mm |
| Plug dimensions (W x H) | 12.5 x 7.5 mm |
| Length | 20 cm |
| Colour | Black |
Product: Rockboard Flat TRS Cable 20 cm Black
SKU: RBO-CAB-F-TRS-20S-BK
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