Detail 01
3 ft length
Pedalboard-scale only. Enough for two pedals a few inches apart, not for standing away from your amp.

Independent shopping perspective
A 3-foot patch cable with right-angle plugs on both ends, built for pedalboard runs where straight jacks would waste space or strain the jack.

Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
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
Pedalboard-scale only. Enough for two pedals a few inches apart, not for standing away from your amp.
Detail 02
Plugs exit sideways, so pedals sit closer together and the cable doesn't stick out past the board edge.
Detail 03
Unbalanced, high-impedance wiring for guitar-level signals. Not a speaker cable and not a balanced mic line.
Detail 04
Roughly $48 for one link. Wiring a full board this way adds up fast versus a solder-your-own kit.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. At 3 feet you'd be standing on top of the amp. This length is meant for connecting pedals or nearby rack gear.
No. It's an instrument cable, wired unbalanced for guitar-level signal. Running an amp head to a cabinet with it can damage the amp.
They fit standard top- and side-mounted 1/4" jacks. Recessed or tightly spaced jacks may not leave enough clearance for the plug housing.
One per connection between pedals, plus separate cables for your guitar in and amp out. A five-pedal board typically needs four of these.
Reference
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