The 3' Kopul Studio Elite 4000B 1/4" Male Instrument Cable 3'from Kopul Studio Elite 4000B 1/4" Male Instrument Cable 3'is designed for connecting guitars to amplifiers or any other application where a 1/4" instrument or unbalanced line-level connection is required. It can be used in several studio environments for applications such as recordings, broadcast TV, post production houses, and more.

Kopul's 4000B series instrument cables are engineered for protection against electromagnetic interference (EMI), radio frequency interference (RFI), and the significant reduction of static noise. This cable features gold-plated 1/4" connectors that have a metal shell and shrink-wrap strain relief. A braided mesh jack prevents unwanted tangling and adds durability to the cable.

The 22-gauge annealed-copper conductors with dense braided spiral copper shielding, as well as a conductive PVC, and PE insulation make the Studio Elite 4000B Series instrument cable a flexible, quiet cable that ensures excellent transfer of the audio signal.

For Guitar, Keyboard, or Patch Cables    M 1/4" to M 1/4" Unbalanced    98% Braided Copper-Shielding Coverage    22-Gauge Copper Conductor    Braided Mesh Jacket    Flexible PVC Jacket    Conductive PVC & PE Layers of Insulation    Heavy-Duty 1/4" Gold-Plated Connectors    Shrink-Wrap Strain Relief

Densely braided copper shielding with 98% coverage provides protection against electromagnetic and radio frequency interference as well as static noise

The 22-gauge annealed-copper provides excellent signal conductivity

The conductive PVC shield and PE insulation deliver additional protection against EM and RF interference and ensure that noise does not compromise your signal

Gold-plated 1/4" male connectors ensure reliable signal transfer

A PVC jacket offers protection for the cable while maintaining its flexibility

The shrink-wrap strain relief offers better protection from twisting and tension during the most demanding studio or performance applications

The tough braided mesh jacket prevents unwanted tangling and adds durability to the cable

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this work with Sony UWP or UTX series wireless mic receiver? The receiver mini jack has a threaded protrusion for locking. Normal mini jack is too short to fully plug in.

A: This cable is not meant to be used with the Sony UWP/ URX receiver. Here's the direct Sony replacement output cable for that receiver B&H # SOEC0.46BX.

Q: 2. Will this enable me to use two headphones from my TV at the same time?

A: Yes. Splits stereo signal to 2 outputs.

Q: 3. How would this cable work for connecting a preamp to an audio interface, or connecting a Mesa Boogie Cab Clone to an audio interface in a recording studio environment? Would this work or do I need a Balanced patch cable? Thank you.

A: Line inputs on an audio interface are generally balanced connections or able to use both if the input doubles as a guitar/instrument input. It is best to check the specs on both devices being connected for the proper cable. In most cases using an unbalanced instrument cable will not be an issue for connections that require relatively short runs.

Q: 4. What guage is the OFC Wire?

A: I don't have a gauge but it looks roughly around 11 or 12.

Q: 5. will this work with the lavalier Sennheiser ew 112-p G3 receiver?

A: The Sennheiser EW receiver unit requires a locking connector for proper operation. This cable is not compatible. Kopul does offer a cable the ROC-LM2. Sennheiser also offers an XLR cable identical to the one that ships with the system, the CL-100

Q: 6. Looking for cable of similar high quality be useable for outdoor field recordings? Can you recommend one or is this suitable?

A: The Mogami Gold Studio XLR Female to XLR Male Microphone Cable is ideal for use in studio environments but is also quite suitable for outdoor field use as well.

Q: 7. is this cable tester made in China ?

A: The Country Of Origin is CHINA(Subject to change)

Q: 8. what AWG is this? (16, 12?)

A: The Monster Cable Prolink Studio Pro 2000 Series 1/4" Male to 1/4" Male Speaker Cable (3') has a specified gauge of 12 AWG.

Q: 9. Is shielding/xlr design strong enough for this to be run next to a power strip or two (hehe) and have less distortion than a standard or high quality 3.5mm cable?

A: No guarantees - but it very well may help.

Q: 10. Does this generate an a tone?

A: According to Page 05 in the manual for the Kopul CBT-8 - 8-in-1 Cable Tester, it does generate a tone. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/307646.pdf