Create complex signal routing without mults or Y-cables with the Orange Tiptop Audio Stackable Shielded 3.5mm Eurorack Patch Cable, a single, 137.8" patch cable that combines shielded, low-noise performance with the convenience of a stacking banana cable.

The patented Stackable provides signal splitting directly on the back of the plug, giving you the flexibility to distribute signals without a multiple module. The Stackable cable opens a whole new approach to the art of synthesizer patching. Complex signal flow is more visible and easier to follow, and you'll never again have to interrupt your workflow to stop, trace back, and insert a multiple.

Stacking 3.5mm Plug/Jack    Low-Noise Shielded Performance    Integrates a 3.5mm Plug and 3.5mm Jack    Keeps Port Open and Usable    Create Complex Patches with Ease

Stackcables vs Multiples:

• When comparing multiple modules vs Stackcables, the Stackcables can come out cheaper and provide you with more mult points, whenever you need them, in any configuration, without taking up any rack space in your system.

Stackcables vs Regular Patch Cables:

• When comparing the Stackcables with regular patch cables, the Stackcables always keep your jacks reusable no matter how many connections are running to or from a jack. Using standard patch cables effectively seals up a jack once patched in, a major limitation in the dynamic workflow of a modular synthesizer. And when it comes to carrying your audio signals, the Stackcable is superior to low-cost patch cables because they are made with heavy-gauge signal conductor and signal shielding, providing both low capacitance, low impedance, and excellent noise rejection. Additionally, by providing shielding from electrical interference, the Stackcable outperforms any other signal splitter at handling audio and control signals in a professional studio environment, keeping both your studio quiet and your modular synth signals clean.

Stackcables Unique Mechanism:

• The Stackcable’s elegant connectors hide a complex subminiature electromechanical design that tightly integrates a 3.5mm plug and a 3.5mm jack together at each end of the cable, all the while handling both ground and signal. This innovative mechanism is what makes the Stackcable a reality, yet it provides an even more compact connector than a single-conductor banana cable. So, if you have never experienced stackability, then get ready to feel how effortless, creative, and mind-altering your patching will become with our Stackcables.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. is this cable work with Nikon d7100?

A: Yes, that is the correct cable for the Nikon D7100.

Q: 2. Will this work for logitech brio?

A: Yes, it is compatible.

Q: 3. Does this cable work with the DF?

A: Yes, this works with the Nikon DF.

Q: 4. Is this cable usable to connect recording interfaces like Universal Audio's Apollo units to a iMac?

A: This can be used anywhere a high end sturdy construction USB-C to USB-C cable is needed.

Q: 5. Would this maintain the same speed if you used a UsbType B - USB C adapter for the computer side? Using with a Sony A7rIII

A: The Tether Tools TetherPro USB Type-C Male to USB 3.0 Type-B Male Cable (15', Black), B&H # TECUC3415BLK, supports up to USB 3.0 (5Gbps) speeds. If the adapter in question is also USB 3.0 capable, it would support the same speeds.

Q: 6. Does it work with the a7s3 and a mac??

A: The Tether Tools TetherPro USB Type-C Male to USB 3.0 Type-A Male Cable (15', Orange) is compatible with the a7s3 and Mac. However to ensure proper connection a specific model for the version of Mac would be required.

Q: 7. can I use this for canon 5dsr?

A: No, unfortunately the Tether Tools Starter Tethering Kit with USB 3.0 Type-C to Micro-B Cable (15', Orange) (TEBTKC3315OR) would be the correct cable. Assuming the computer being used has a USB C connection.

Q: 8. Will this cable work with a Nikon D750?

A: Definitely will. I bought one to work with my D750 and it works perfectly.

Q: 9. What is the difference between this and say a $10 alternative?

A: Tether Tools are built for data transfer. They are thicker heavier cables. They are shielded and plated for optimal data transmission.

Q: 10. What is the difference between the black 10' and orange 10' that is more expensive? I want the tether to connect my EOS R with my Mac. Will the blank one work ok?

A: There is no physical difference between the two options. We are able to offer the black cable for cheaper.