🎚️🔌 1/4" Mono TS Cable • Male ↔ Male • 90° Connector

This cable transmits mono analog audio between two 1/4" TS jacks using right-angle connectors on one or both ends. It’s optimized for tight spaces, reducing cable stress and keeping rigs clean. Ideal for guitar pedals, synths, and compact studio setups.
 
🔧 Cable Format & Use Case
🔌 1/4" TS Male → 1/4" TS Male (Right Angle on One or Both Ends)
Tip = signal, Sleeve = ground
Use Case: Connect mono outputs in tight spaces or side-mounted jacks
Devices: Guitar → pedal, pedal → pedal, synth → mixer
 
🖥️ Compatible Devices
🎸 Electric guitars, basses, and keyboards
🎛️ Guitar pedals, effects processors, and loopers
🎤 Mixers, audio interfaces, and patch bays
📼 Field recorders and rack-mounted gear
🛠️ DI boxes and signal testers
 
✅ Common Uses
🧠 Patch pedals in a compact pedalboard layout
🎚️ Connect instruments to side-mounted jacks without cable strain
🛠️ Route mono signals in tight rack or desktop setups
🔁 Link gear in modular rigs with minimal footprint
🧪 Test mono signal paths in lab or field environments
 
🧠 Signal Format Notes
⚙️ TS: Tip-Sleeve = unbalanced mono (signal, ground)
📡 No stereo or balanced support—pure mono transmission
📉 Best for short runs to minimize interference
🔊 No phantom power or digital support—analog only
 
⚠️ Things to Watch Out For
🚫 Not suitable for stereo or balanced TRS connections
🔌 Right-angle plugs may block adjacent jacks—check spacing
🧯 Unbalanced signal—susceptible to noise over long distances
📉 Avoid sharp bends near the plug—can weaken solder joints
🧪 Always test for continuity before live deployment
 
🛠️ Quick Tips for Beginners
🧠 Identify TS by one black ring on the plug
🔍 Use right-angle cables to reduce strain and improve cable management
🧲 Choose shielded cables with molded strain relief for durability
🧼 Clean contacts gently—dust can cause crackling or dropouts
🏷️ Label cables if used in multi-pedal or multi-rack setups