UGREEN 10639 3 m 6.35 mm TS Mono Instrument Cable

Overview

An electric guitar, bass, keyboard or drum module reaches its amplifier, pedal, DI box or mixer over a mono instrument cable. The UGREEN 10639 is a 3 m 6.35 mm TS mono cable with male plugs at both ends, a nylon-braided outer layer and metal housings with strain reliefs. It carries one unbalanced analogue channel and has no electronics inside.

Is it right for you?

• Suits electric guitars, bass guitars and other instruments with a 6.35 mm TS output, and keyboards, synthesisers, drum modules and effects with mono or L/Mono TS connections.
• Suits instrument amplifiers, pedals, DI boxes, mixers and audio interfaces with a 6.35 mm instrument or unbalanced line input.
• Also suits some wireless microphone receivers or audio devices with a 6.35 mm mono output, provided the receiving input accepts the same level.
• Not a stereo or balanced TRS cable, and not for 3.5 mm, RCA, XLR, speakON, USB-C, Lightning or optical ports.

Key features

• 6.35 mm TS mono plug at both ends, one signal contact plus sleeve, so either end can be plugged into the instrument.
• Copper signal path with a shielding braid to reduce interference pickup.
• Nylon-braided outer jacket, metal connector housings and strain reliefs for stage and rehearsal handling.
• Gold-plated plug surfaces that resist oxidation; they do not change the signal.
• 3 m length for an instrument on a stand or strap near the amplifier. No power, battery or software.

What else you need

An instrument or source with a 6.35 mm TS output and an amplifier, pedal, DI box, mixer or interface with a 6.35 mm input. Nothing else is needed.

Before you buy

• Never use it between an amplifier speaker output and a passive speaker: it is not a speaker cable and should not carry speaker-level current.
• An unbalanced cable picks up interference more easily than a balanced one. Keep it away from mains leads, transformers and lighting dimmers where practical.
• It does not amplify a passive pickup, provide phantom power, convert levels, match impedances or remove hum from a ground loop, noisy supply or faulty equipment.
• Connection pops and feedback can be sudden when an amplifier or mixer channel is live. Lower the volume before plugging in.
• Do not use a wet, cut, crushed or heat-damaged cable; replace it if conductors or shielding become exposed.