Detail 01
Female to male 1/4"
Your existing cable plugs into the female end; the male end goes into the gear. Adds one connection point.

Independent shopping perspective
Right-angle 1/4" adapter that turns a straight plug into an angled one. For tight clearance behind pedals, amps and instruments.

Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Your existing cable plugs into the female end; the male end goes into the gear. Adds one connection point.
Detail 02
Redirects the cable sideways instead of straight out, cutting the clearance a jack needs by several inches.
Detail 03
Fits standard instrument, amp and pedal jacks. Not for 1/8" headphone jacks or XLR.
Detail 04
Hangs off the jack instead of sitting flush, so it puts leverage on the socket if the cable pulls.
Detail 05
Cosmetic only. Easier to spot in a dark cable bag than black.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
1/4" adapters are made in both TS and TRS versions. Check that this one is wired TRS before using it in a balanced path.
Yes, if the jack has clearance. Strat-style recessed jack plates often do not leave enough room.
A passive adapter does not change tone. A loose or dirty connection causes noise, which is the real risk.
It is 1/4" on both ends, so it fits 1/4" headphone jacks but will not adapt a 1/8" plug.
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