Detail 01
25 ft. length
Real stage range. Unbalanced cables lose a little high end as they get longer, and 25 ft. is around where careful players start noticing.

Independent shopping perspective
A 25 ft. unbalanced instrument cable with straight 1/4" plugs. For guitar or bass players who need real distance between themselves and the amp.

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
Real stage range. Unbalanced cables lose a little high end as they get longer, and 25 ft. is around where careful players start noticing.
Detail 02
Built for high-impedance pickup signal. No noise cancellation, so keep it away from power cables and dimmers.
Detail 03
Projects out from the jack. On a guitar with a face-mounted jack, a right-angle end sits closer to the body.
Detail 04
On a Strat-style angled jack plate this is fine; on a top-mounted jack the cable can catch on your arm.
Detail 05
Long cables suffer most from bad shielding, so length is where build quality actually changes what you hear.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It's a standard stage length. Unbalanced cable rolls off a little treble over distance, so use the shortest cable that gets you where you need to stand.
You can, but 25 ft. of coiled cable on a pedalboard is a hassle. Use short patch cables between pedals and save this for the guitar-to-board run.
Yes. Bass and guitar both send an unbalanced high-impedance signal, and this cable handles either.
No. Instrument cable isn't built to carry amplifier power. Use a proper speaker cable between a head and a cabinet.
Reference
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