Detail 01
TT (bantam) connectors on both ends
Fits TT jackfields only. Smaller than 1/4", so it will not mate with a standard patchbay.

Independent shopping perspective
A one-foot TT (bantam) patch cable for jackfield routing in a studio or live rack. Buy it if you already run TT patchbays.

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
Fits TT jackfields only. Smaller than 1/4", so it will not mate with a standard patchbay.
Detail 02
Reaches a few rows on the same bay. Cross-rack or bay-to-bay runs need a longer cable.
Detail 03
Carries tip-ring-sleeve, so line-level runs stay balanced through the bay when both endpoints are.
Detail 04
Color-coding matters on a full bay. Buy other colors if you track signal paths by color.
Detail 05
Mogami builds studio wiring cable. Expect a jacket that stays flexible when dozens sit side by side.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. TT (bantam) plugs are physically smaller than 1/4" and will not seat in a 1/4" jack. You need a TT jackfield.
TT is a three-conductor tip-ring-sleeve connector, so it passes a balanced line as long as both ends of the signal path are balanced.
Tiny Telephone, also called bantam. It is the compact patch format used on studio jackfields where 1/4" would take too much rack space.
It covers short hops within one bay — a few rows up or down. For patching across separate bays or rack spaces, go longer.
Reference
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