Product Reviewed 19 times. Only most recent 100 shown
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Johnny F From Tom's River, NJ |
06/23/25 |
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Kenneth G From Staten Island, NY |
08/09/24 |
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I needed an extension cable for electric violin to reach comfortably my side transmitter attached to my belt or back pocket. This served the purpose with room to spare.
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Joseph F From Cadyville, NY |
03/21/24 |
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This cable will be used as an extension for connecting a morse code key to a ham radio transceiver. It will make it much easier to connect the key to the cable end rather than reaching behind the back of the transceiver every time.
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Tony T From Spring Hill, TN |
01/24/24 |
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Use these cables for an acoustic to electronic drum conversion.
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Willie R From Stonewall, MS |
08/16/23 |
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I have just started as a Wedding DJ. These cables were a necessity in connecting an iPad/IPhone to my sound system.
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Thomas A From Bartlett, TN |
02/26/23 |
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Extend limited-reach 1/4" male from a bass guitar combo amp speaker to a stand-alone amp head.
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Robert E. F From Kansas City, MO |
01/12/23 |
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I needed a patch from guitar synthesizer, the box was too small
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Barry B From Orchard Park, NY |
10/20/22 |
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These were the only 3 ft extension cables with mono 1/4" male to mono 1/4" female plugs that I could find on the web. They enable me to connect my wireless to my Ibanez S470 guitar. Also, I can now use my wireless with my Jackson Dinky copy with a Sustainiac pickup (directly plugging my wireless into the guitar just produced noise) Strangely,for some reason I have to roll the volume/gain knob a couple of notches down for the Sustainiac to work. I have an old version of the Sustainiac, so maybe that explains the weird volume thing, but at least it does work now (at a later date I might try wrapping less coils around my strap so I can get more distance between the wireless and Sustainiac, but it's fine for now).So, overall, I'm a happy camper!!!!
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Tony P From Springfield, TN |
12/16/21 |
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A replacement/spare cable for the Xvive U2 H1 Wireless Transmitter Holder. Purchase this cable in anticipation of a faulty cable as reviewed by most U2 H1 Transmitter Holder owners! I was not disappointed, the one I received was shorting out on the female end.
The Mycable replacement works like a champ! Price cannot be beat. Beware of resellers on ebay for 2-3 x the price of Mycable price. No hum, crackling, etc. The cable is not as thick as the orginal, in this case, size means nothing. Highly recommend this item for replacement/ backup for the Xvixe H1 Transmitter Holder!! I purchased 2, would purchase again if needed, I doubt if I have too.
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James C H From Indianapolis, IN |
12/08/21 |
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chris g t From brandon, FL |
11/10/21 |
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Jessie A From Woodbridge, VA |
10/20/21 |
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Brian S From HOUSTON, TX |
05/19/21 |
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Elizabeth H From Ormond Beach, FL |
02/03/21 |
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To extend 1/4 chords an additional 3 feet.
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Guy C From Toms River, NJ |
12/18/20 |
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Kenny L From Howell, NJ |
08/12/20 |
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Carolyn B From Hudson, FL |
07/09/20 |
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Jere M From Glendale, CA |
03/06/20 |
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Using as to extend the inputs on a Pedalsnake for live performance use.
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Jonathan I From Franklin Square, NY |
07/29/19 |
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Used as an extension cable for a wireless
Mic base module.
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