Detail 01
TRS on both ends
Three conductors, so it carries balanced line signal or stereo. Not the same as a standard TS guitar cable.

Independent shopping perspective
Eight 17-inch TRS patch cables with right-angle ends, color-coded. For wiring balanced connections between rack gear or a 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
Three conductors, so it carries balanced line signal or stereo. Not the same as a standard TS guitar cable.
Detail 02
Long enough for patchbay to rack gear or adjacent units. Too short to reach across a desk.
Detail 03
The cable exits sideways instead of straight out, so gear can sit closer to a rack wall or case lid.
Detail 04
Covers four stereo pairs or eight mono balanced channels in one buy. Spares if one fails.
Detail 05
Each cable is a different color, so you identify a channel by sight instead of tracing by hand.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. These are TRS, wired for balanced or stereo signal. A guitar needs a TS instrument cable, and the wiring is not interchangeable.
Yes if your patchbay uses quarter-inch TRS jacks. Check whether yours is TRS or TT/bantam, which is a smaller connector and will not fit.
The wiring is the same for both. Use them balanced for line-level gear runs, or stereo for headphone and stereo signal paths.
No assigned meaning. They are there so you can assign your own channel-to-color system and trace cables visually.
Reference
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