The 10' Studio Elite 4000 Series 1/4" Male Right-Angle to 1/4" Male Studio Instrument Cable from Kopul is designed for connecting guitars to amplifiers or any other application where a 1/4" instrument or unbalanced line-level connection is required. It can be used in several studio environments for applications such as recordings, broadcast TV, post production houses, and more.

Kopul's 4000 series instrument cables are engineered for protection against electromagnetic interference (EMI), radio frequency interference (RFI), and the significant reduction of static noise. This cable features gold-plated 1/4" connectors that have a metal shell, and shrink-wrap strain relief. The 22-gauge annealed-copper conductors with dense braided spiral copper shielding, as well as a conductive PVC, and PE insulation make the Studio Elite 4000 Series instrument cable a flexible, quiet cable that ensures excellent transfer of the audio signal.

For Guitar, Keyboard, or Patch Cables    M 1/4" Right-Angle to M 1/4" Unbalanced    98% Braided Copper-Shielding Coverage    22-Gauge Copper Conductor    Flexible PVC Jacket    Conductive PVC & PE Layers of Insulation    Heavy-Duty 1/4" Gold-Plated Connectors    Shrink-Wrap Strain Relief

Densely braided copper shielding with 98% coverage provides protection against electromagnetic and radio frequency interference as well as static noise

The 22-gauge annealed copper provides excellent signal conductivity

The conductive PVC shield and PE insulation deliver additional protection against EM and RF interference and ensure that noise does not compromise your signal

Gold-plated 1/4ʺ male connectors ensure reliable signal transfer

A PVC jacket offers protection for the cable while maintaining its flexibility

The shrink-wrap strain relief offers better protection from twisting and tension during the most demanding studio or performance applications

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A: I suggest you record the 2 tracks seperately (Use a slapstick for sync) then use Audacity to edit and merge the two into one track. We use Techsmith Camtasia for our video and audio editing. Works great. A great resource is Daniel Park at (dappertext LLC, 2643 Mulligan Dr., Jackson, MI 49203, United States ). Good luck with your project !

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