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TT (bantam) plugs on both ends
Fits bantam patchbays only. Smaller than 1/4-inch TRS, so it packs more points into the same rack width.

Independent shopping perspective
A 12-inch TT (bantam) patch cable from Mogami, for wiring short hops between adjacent points on a bantam patchbay.

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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 bantam patchbays only. Smaller than 1/4-inch TRS, so it packs more points into the same rack width.
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Reaches a few jacks left or right on the same bay. Won't cross to another row or another rack unit.
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Carries balanced mono or a tip/ring pair, which is why it works on line-level studio patchbays.
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Color is purely for identification — reserve red for a signal group you want to spot at a glance.
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Wiring a full 48-point bay means buying many of these, so budget per-point, not per-cable.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. TT (bantam) plugs are physically smaller and won't seat in a 1/4-inch jack. You'd need TT-to-1/4-inch cables instead.
Only for jacks close together on the same bay. For crossing rows or reaching a second bay, step up to 18 or 36 inches.
The TT plug is a three-conductor tip/ring/sleeve connector, so it passes balanced line-level signal between patchbay points.
Nothing electrical. Use it to color-code sections of your bay — sends, returns, mults — so you can trace a patch visually.
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