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- Connector Angle: Straight - Straight
- Length: 1,5 m
- Type-A Connector: Jack MONO 6,3 mm Male
- Type-B Connector: Jack MONO 6,3 mm Male
Roland RCC-5-2814 1,5 m Audio Cable
Roland’s Black Series interconnect cables deliver professional performance and exceptional value. Multi-strand, oxygen-free copper core wire and high-density spiral shielding ensure perfect signal transfer for connecting pedals, instruments, studio equipment, and more. Featuring high-quality connectors and a low-capacitance design, these cables provide reliable operation and superior sound for every gear connection in your rig. Plugs: 4 x 6,3mm jack. Length: 1,5m.
Colour
Material
OFC - oxygen free copper
Connector Angle
Type-A Connector
Type-B Connector
Length
1,5 m
Made in
China
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AI summary of reviews
Based on the number of reviews: 91
Strengths
- Sound Quality: Customers consistently praise the excellent sound transmission provided by the cable.
- Build Quality: The cable is noted for its high quality construction, including durable plugs and flexible design.
- Reliability: Many users highlight the product's dependable performance and consistent quality, often associating it with the brand's reputation.
Weaknesses
- Cable Thickness: One customer suggested the cable could be slightly thicker for improved robustness.
What customers repeat
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Safety instructions
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