Keep your signal pristine from pedal to pedal with the Warm Audio Pro Series Instrument Cable. This cable, with its right-angled 1/4" connectors, offers a high-quality connection betweened unbalanced, instrument-level gear. The 6" cable length makes the cable perfect for maintaining connections between stompboxes on your pedalboard.

As this cable is designed for those who demand only pristine signal integrity, it's chock-full of features that enable a top-of-the-line performance, such as silver-plated connectors. Furthermore, Warm Audio partnered with Gotham AG, one of Switzerland's best producers of premium cable, to supply the core wiring.

For Unbalanced Instrument Connections    Two 1/4" Right-Angle Plugs    Great for Pedalboard Interconnections    Ensures High-Quality Sound    High-Quality Silver Connectors    Gotham AG Cable

Precious metals aren't famous for their looks alone—some also have characteristics that are advantageous for signal transfer. These silver connectors provide such characteristics, outperfoming gold to a small degree during signal transfer.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the depth of this rail?

A: The depth of this rail is approximately 1/2"

Q: 2. Can anyone that owns the kit confirm whether or not you can fit an additional 18"x24" flag in the case (like a solid)?

A: It will be tight but you can fit another 18x24 flag into the Kupo Open-End Flag Kit (18 x 24").

Q: 3. Does this product only come with only one track end? or does it come with a pair?

A: The Dana Dolly Universal Track End Bracket (B&H# DADDUTE1) is a single track end bracket and not a pair.

Q: 4. Does this come with a mounting accessory to be able to attach a tripod/fluid Benro Head?

A: The Dana Dolly Portable Dolly System Rental Kit with Universal Track Ends comes with bowl adapters for the following size tripod head bowls: 75mm, 100mm, 150mm. If your tripod head has a bowl with one of these sizes, it should mount appropriately. Otherwise, you may need a bowl for your head, such as the Benro 75mm Half Ball Adapter BH #BEBL75S https://bhpho.to/3JHWjMV

Q: 5. I have a Matthellini clamp that looks just like this and want to buy a second one. However, the jaw I have is 3 wide. Is this 3 wide or only 2 ? I can't find a 3 version at B&H. Thanks.

A: This clamp is 3 wide. The 2 , I believe, refers to the depth of the clamp - from front to back of the jaw.

Q: 6. Does it fit arri's 19mm evf?

A: Notification is not appearing for use of the Wooden Camera 19mm End Cap for Air EVF Mount with the ARRI 19mm EVF products. The Wooden Camera 19mm End Cap for Air EVF Mount is listed for use with the Wooden Camera Air EVF products, like the Wooden Camera AIR EVF Mount with Friction Knuckle & 15mm Rods for ARRI ALEXA Mini MVF-1.

Q: 7. Can the Syrp Magic Carper PRO carriage and end caps be used with Syrp Magic Carpet (version 1)?

A: The SYRP PRO line of Magic Carpet only works with PRO labeled parts. The original (but also equally amazing) Magic Carpet line is not compatible with the PRO line. The end caps, and carriage not labeled PRO will work with both the standard, and Carbon Fibre line of Magic Carpet tracks. If you are going to do any traveling I would suggest looking into the Carbon Fibre line of the Magic Carpet. The PRO is designed to mainly be used inside a studio or on shoots where you need more robust stability as this thing is heavy but built like a tank trap!

Q: 8. Is there a spare carriage lock? Ours broke / fell apart suddenly.

A: The Syrp Magic Carpet PRO End Caps and Carriage (B&H# SY00180019) does come with a carriage. That will allow you to replace the whole carriage. If you want a smaller piece than that then you'll need to contact the manufacturer. Since Syrp was purchased by Manfrotto, both can be reached here: https://bit.ly/3MLf8jQ

Q: 9. Is it 1.7 stop or ND 1.7 ? (ND 1.7 is a little over 5 stops )

A: It's an electronic variable ND between 1.7 to 6.7 stops, in 1/3 increments.

Q: 10. Hi, help me understand whether that rail could be used for macro / close-up shots. I understood it's only adjustment of camera's position height relatively to object photographed (instead of extending the tripod's central column). Right?

A: It could technically be used for macro photography, the difference between this and an actual macro head is that a macro head has a knob that can mm by mm move the camera forward or backward to make precise adjustments. If you use this, it has the markings of where you need to move it to, but it doesn't have the knob to make the micro adjustments.