Cables (video, audio, USB) MONO

This 16.5 ft microphone cable bridges audio components when you need a 3-pin XLR female connection on one end and a 1/4 in (6.35 mm) TS mono male plug on the other. The straight XLR connector and snug more→1/4 in plug create a reliable, low-noise link designed for unbalanced inputs, making it a practical choice to run a microphone into a mixer channel, audio interface, or guitar amp. Use it in home studios, rehearsal spaces, and live setups to place gear where you need it without coming up short on reach. A sturdy outer jacket helps protect the cable from everyday strain during regular setup and tear-down. Compatible with mixing console / audio interface / mixer / microphones / guitar amplifier / …

This 6 ft Speakon to 1/4-inch (6.35 mm) TS mono speaker cable is designed to connect professional audio gear when you need a secure Speakon output to a standard 1/4 in TS speaker input, helping keep y more→our bass rig, PA, or powered mixer setup stable and easy to route on stage or in the studio. The Speakon male connector uses a locking design to reduce accidental unplugging during performance, while the 1/4 in TS mono plug supports single-channel speaker connections commonly used with amps, speaker cabinets, loudspeakers, and subwoofers. Compatible with Aguilar Tone Hammer 350 / Tone Hammer 500, American Audio XLT1200, Ampeg SVT-CL / SVTVR Classic Series Bass Amplifier Head, Ashdown CL-115 Bass …

Connect audio gear quickly with this unbalanced adapter that converts a 3-pin XLR female connection to a 1/4 in / 6.35 mm TS male mono plug. The right-angle, low-profile design helps keep cables route more→d cleanly and reduces strain in tight spaces such as crowded pedalboards, rack setups, and stage rigs, while the secure connectors help maintain a stable connection at the jack. The adjustable housing supports 4 angle positions (right, left, up, and down 90 degree) so you can aim the plug in the direction your setup needs; to change the angle, remove the screw, gently pull the connector from the housing, rotate to the desired position without exceeding 360 degree, then reinsert and tighten the screw.…