LORDWORLD Instrument Cable 10 ft
10-foot instrument cable with oxygen-free copper conductors, Neutrik plugs and dual shielding for a clear, noise-free signal
- 10 ft length gives ample reach for any setup
- straight connectors on both ends ensure a consistent connection
- oxygen-free copper conductors deliver a wide balanced tonal range
- conductive PE shielding plus spiral shield cut microphonic noise and interference
- Neutrik speaker plugs provide reliable heavy-duty durability
10 ft Instrument Cable
The LORDWORLD instrument cable provides a ten-foot link between guitars, basses, keyboards or other line-level sources and amplifiers, pedals or audio interfaces. Its straight Neutrik plugs on both ends suit players who prefer a low-profile connection that sits flush on crowded pedalboards or stage boxes.
Neutrik plugs and dual shielding
Neutrik speaker plugs deliver a secure, repeatable mating cycle that resists accidental pulls during performance. Conductive PE shielding combined with a spiral wrap suppresses handling noise and rejects electromagnetic interference from lighting rigs or power supplies.
Oxygen-free copper core
Oxygen-free copper conductors and custom wire gauges preserve a wide, balanced tonal range across the full length. The heavy-duty jacket maintains shape without kinking, yet stays flexible enough for quick coil changes. Players needing angled plugs, longer runs or multi-channel snakes will need a different cable.
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- Price $114.99
- Cheaper than about 62% of the 293 comparable items (median $199.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | LORDWORLD |
Questions about this item
Will the Neutrik plugs or oxygen-free copper conductors need periodic replacement?
The oxygen-free copper conductors and Neutrik plugs are built for long-term use; no scheduled replacement is mentioned for either component.
What limits signal quality first during a long session — the spiral shield or the conductive PE layer?
Both the spiral shield and conductive PE shielding work together to block interference; neither is singled out as the first point of failure under sustained use.
Does the cable heat up or draw extra power when run all day on stage?
As a passive instrument cable it draws no power and generates no heat; the heavy-duty construction and flexible jacket are rated for continuous daily use.
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