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Jack Cable 1,25 M 2.5 mm ² Cu Amp Speaker Guitar Sono Instrument
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Jack Cable 1,25 M 2.5 mm ² Cu Amp Speaker Guitar Sono Instrument
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Length 1.25 m (for other lengths or other types of jacks, contact us)
Cable Surmon flexible PDS Privex
wires Multi-Brins copper 2 x 2.5 mm ²
Ideal for connecting the HP output of an instrument amplifier head (guitar, bass, keyboard, etc.) to a speaker (Baffle, speaker)
Power eligible up to 1500 W RMS on 8 ohms or 750 W RMS on 4 ohms
MAX nominal admissible intensity continuously: 14 A (25 A variable)
NB: To connect an amplifier to an enclosure, you should not put a shield of armored type with low section conductors (such as that of an instrument cable to amplifier) because on the one hand the power output of an amplifier delivers a high level which can be several tens of modulation volts and a current of several amps (for example 3 A for 72 W RMS on 8 ohms), and on the other hand Low (4 ohms, 8 ohms etc), which means that part of the useful power could be dissipated in the cable by resistive effect. It is therefore necessary to have a cable with sufficient section conductors and in fine multi -curriculum (because intended for the reproduction of musical frequencies). Here, for a length of 1.25 m, the section of 2 x 2.5 mm ² is ideal and very largely above real needs in musical use (negligible resistive loss)
The Jack connectors are of Monacor brand and have a traction discharge ring (Neutrik type). They are of good quality and robust. Contacts in nickel -plated brass. The quality/price ratio is excellent
NB: This type of cord, perfect and largely sufficient section to transmit the power to the speakers, is not at all suitable for connecting a guitar or an instrument (keyboard etc) at the input of an amplifier. In this case, an armored audio cord (= with armor braid) is needed. Using an HP cord to connect an instrument with high or medium output impedance on the input of an amplifier would cause a snoring (induction noise) to 50 Hz or at the frequency of the sector.
NB: This type of cord, perfect and largely sufficient section to transmit the power to the speakers, is not at all suitable for connecting a guitar or an instrument (keyboard etc) at the input of an amplifier. In this case, an armored audio cord (= with armor braid) is needed. Using an HP cord to connect an instrument with high or medium output impedance on the input of an amplifier would cause a snoring (induction noise) to 50 Hz or at the frequency of the sector.
NB: To connect an amplifier to an enclosure, you should not put a shield of armored type with low section conductors (such as that of an instrument cable to amplifier) because on the one hand the power output of an amplifier delivers a high level which can be several tens of modulation volts and a current of several amps (for example 3 A for 72 W RMS on 8 ohms), and on the other hand Low (4 ohms, 8 ohms etc), which means that part of the useful power could be dissipated in the cable by resistive effect. It is therefore necessary to have a cable with sufficient section conductors and in fine multi -curriculum (because intended for the reproduction of musical frequencies). Here, for a length of 1.25 m, the section of 2 x 2.5 mm ² is ideal and very largely above real needs in musical use (n
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