Instrument cable Procab jack–jack 10 m

Procab instrument cable jack–jack 10 m is a shielded audio cable with 1/4" (6.35 mm) jack connectors on both ends and a 10 metre length. It is designed to transmit unbalanced instrument-level signals between electric guitars, basses, keyboards and audio inputs such as amplifiers, effects pedals and mixing consoles. The cable provides a straightforward wired connection for live performance, rehearsal and studio situations where a longer reach is required.

Advantages

The cable combines a standard 1/4" jack interface with a flexible 10 m length to enable comfortable stage movement and convenient routing in rehearsal rooms and studios. Its shielding reduces interference and hum from external sources, while robust connector housings and strain relief help maintain a secure connection under repeated use. The neutral tonal characteristic preserves the instrument's signal without added coloration.

Suitable for

• Connecting electric guitars and basses to amplifiers and pedalboards
• Linking keyboards and synthesizers to mixers or stage DI boxes
• Routing instrument signals in rehearsal rooms and live stage setups
• Studio tracking where a 10 metre reach between instrument and interface or amp is needed

Key specifications

• Connector type: 1/4" (6.35 mm) TS jack to 1/4" (6.35 mm) TS jack
• Cable length: 10 metres
• Cable type: unbalanced instrument cable with shielding
• Conductor: single-core suitable for instrument-level signals
• Outer jacket: flexible PVC for easy routing and handling

How to use

Insert one 1/4" jack into the instrument output and the other into the amplifier, pedal input or mixer channel. Ensure connectors are fully seated to avoid intermittent contact and check that volume and gain settings on connected devices are at an appropriate level before playing. Route the cable away from power transformers and lamps to minimise interference; avoid tight bends and kinks to preserve cable life. When connecting through pedal chains, place the cable where it provides a neat signal path while leaving room for pedal operation.

Usage recommendations

For reliable performance, coil the cable loosely when storing and avoid sharp bends. If using on stage, secure excess length with Velcro ties to prevent trip hazards. Regularly inspect connectors for wear and clean contacts if intermittent noise appears. Use near-level volume adjustments when possible to reduce stress on connectors and maintain consistent signal quality.