Detail 01
1 foot long
Sized for gear that nearly touches. Anything more has to loop, which is why boards standardize on this length.

Independent shopping perspective
A one-foot mono 1/4-inch patch cable for connecting gear that sits side by side — pedals on a board, rack units, unbalanced patchbay points.

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
Sized for gear that nearly touches. Anything more has to loop, which is why boards standardize on this length.
Detail 02
Unbalanced. Over twelve inches that costs you nothing, but the same wiring would pick up hum on a long run.
Detail 03
Fits pedal, amp, and patchbay jacks. Will not fit a mic input or a balanced TRS insert without an adapter.
Detail 04
Vanishes under a pedalboard. Tape or tag the ends now if you ever want to trace signal flow later.
Detail 05
An eight-pedal board needs seven of these. Price the whole set before committing to one brand.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
For pedals sitting next to each other, yes, usually with slack to spare. Measure jack to jack first — spacing varies a lot by pedal size and layout.
No. Mono 1/4-inch plugs are TS, which is unbalanced. A balanced connection needs TRS plugs wired for it on both ends.
Yes, on unbalanced 1/4-inch patch points. If your bay is wired balanced TRS, this will still pass signal but only unbalanced.
No. Speaker connections need speaker cable, which is unshielded and heavier gauge. Using a patch cable there can damage the amp.
Reference
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