The 15' 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

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. will this work for the new MDR M1?

A: The Sony Carrying Case for MDR-7500 Series Studio Headphones (BH # SOLCMDRG) will fit the new Sony MDR-M1 Closed-Back Over-Ear Reference Monitor Headphones (BH # SOMDRM1).

Q: 2. What is the power draw for the 4000 series? Also what is the tungsten power equivalent?

A: Although Dracast does not offer a tungsten output equivalent, the power draw is listed as 400 watts.

Q: 3. Is there is any difference between the Calibrate Colorchecker and X-rite's i1 Colorstudio?

A: The X-Rite i1Display Studio Colorimeter would differ in that is offers calibration for monitors, projectors or mobile devices while the Calibrite ColorChecker Studio offers print calibration aside from monitor calibration.

Q: 4. Whether x-rite i1 color studio software compatible with Mac m1 and m2 processors to create ICC profiles for prints?

A: Yes, the Calibrite ColorChecker Studio is compatible with Mac M1 and M2 processors, but the Calibrite Profiler software has not yet added support for the Calibrite ColorChecker Studio spectrophotometers. Support for these devices is "Coming Soon" in a future update.

Q: 5. What is the best solution to calibrate a BenQ sw2700?

A: The Calibrite ColorChecker Studio would be a great solution for calibrating the color on the BenQ SW2700.

Q: 6. What are the outside dimensions of this case?

A: 10 at the tallest point x 9.5 at the widest point x 4 at the deepest point. Just happened to have a tape measure by the computer.

Q: 7. Is all the associated software, including plug-ins for the Adobe CC suite, completely compatible with Apple's Monterey OS running on an M1-Max based MacBook Pro? Thanks in advance, Pete

A: According to Calibrite, their current software used with the Calibrite CC Studio claims compatibility with Mac OS 12.X. https://bit.ly/3fPNZdS

Q: 8. Since the LEDs are on the inside of the box, are they sufficiently diffused that the individual bulbs won't be reflected in shiny silver jewelry?

A: Yes, very soft lighting. You can also diffuse the lights with diffusion material if need be.

Q: 9. I am calibrating my monitor with the Spyder X elite and perfectly pleased with the calibration quality. My question is, an i do printer profiles using the Calibrite CC Studio using the profiles created by Spyder X? Or do I need to also calibrate my monitor using the Calibrite CC Studio?

A: Calibrate both printer and monitor. Start with monitor first then print a Icc profile using printer of choice. Scan in color icc profile provided by printer and save info.

Q: 10. Is Windows 11 supported?

A: Yes, the Calibrite ColorChecker Studio supports Windows 11.