Optimized for precise and tidy wiring on your effect pedals, this 40 cm flat TRS cable offers an ideal compact solution for musicians seeking efficiency. Its extra-flat design and angled plugs minimize twists and maximize space, perfect for tight pedalboard setups in rehearsal, studio, or on stage. The quality of its flexible copper conductor ensures clear signal transmission, guaranteeing faithful and interference-free sound.
| Cable Type | Flat TRS with rectangular profile |
|---|---|
| Main Use | Connecting foot controllers and expression pedals |
| Plugs | Angled 6.3 mm TRS jack, compact and flat |
| Conductor | Flexible copper 20 x 0.12 mm |
| Shielding | Twisted copper 34 x 0.12 mm |
| Inner Insulation | PE (polyethylene) |
| Outer Insulation | PVC |
| Capacitance | Less than 10 pF/decimeter |
| Conductor Resistance | Less than 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 | 40 cm |
| Color | Black |
Product: Rockboard Flat TRS Cable 40 cm Black
SKU: RBO-CAB-F-TRS-40S-BK
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