Cable LP 6.3 mm jack to 6.3 mm jack, 2 m length, black (KPO2750M-2)

Audio cable LP with 6.3 mm (1/4") jack connectors on both ends, 2 m in length and finished in black. This cable provides a wired connection for transmitting audio signals between instruments, amplifiers, mixers, audio interfaces and other studio or stage equipment where a standard 6.3 mm jack lead is required. The straightforward design supports both mono and stereo jack terminations depending on connected devices and is suited for rehearsal, live performance and recording environments.

Advantages

The LP cable offers a reliable mechanical connection with standard 6.3 mm jacks for compatibility across a wide range of audio devices. At 2 m length it balances freedom of movement and manageable cable routing. The black finish reduces visual distraction onstage and in studio racks. Constructed to provide consistent signal transmission, the cable is suitable for common audio tasks without introducing unnecessary complexity.

Suitable for

• Connecting electric guitars, basses and keyboards to amplifiers or pedals
• Linking amplifiers and stage equipment
• Patch connections between mixers, audio interfaces and outboard gear
• Temporary studio and rehearsal setups where a standard 6.3 mm jack lead is needed

Key specifications

• Connector type: 6.3 mm (1/4") jack on both ends (mono/stereo compatible depending on plugs and equipment)
• Length: 2 metres
• Colour: black
• Cable use: instrument and line-level audio signal transmission

How to use

Insert one 6.3 mm jack into the output of the source device (for example an instrument, amplifier or interface) and the other jack into the input of the destination device. Ensure connectors are fully seated to avoid intermittent contact. For stereo operation, use compatible stereo jacks and ensure connected equipment accepts TRS signals; for mono operation a TS connection is common. Avoid sharp bends near the connector ends and route the cable to minimise tripping hazards and mechanical stress.

Usage recommendations

Select the appropriate connector wiring (TS for mono instrument signals, TRS for balanced or stereo signals) according to the equipment in use, and periodically inspect connector contacts and cable insulation for wear to maintain consistent audio performance.