This Mogami Platinum Series TS 1/4" Male to TS 1/4" Male Guitar Cable is a premium quality guitar cable that will let you discover the most explosive dynamics, inner detailing, and complex articulation available from your instrument. Using Mogami 20 AWG OFC (oxygen-free copper) cabling, this cable exhibits the highest level of transparency, purity, and power, even with extended lengths of up to 40'.

This cable features the "red jacket" Neutrik Silent Plug. This unique plug allows hot swapping guitars, under load, without creating the pops or squeals typically associated with plugging and unplugging a cable from an instrument or amplifier jack.

With Neutrik Silent Plug

Extremely low capacitance for extended high end

Carbon impregnated PVC as an additional shield layer to eliminate any handling noise

Gold plated contacts

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. i honestly thought the photoshop tilt-shift ever increasing capacities were going to kill interest for this type of lens. in other words what is this lens' killer feature that post prod wont replicate? thanks

A: T/S v.s. Software Why not start with applied scheimpflug on the pixel data initially? There is little chance a software algorithm could match the accuracy in all the spectrum densities, sharpness, and resolution. Comparing encoded density manipulation to "corrected" analog image is probably inappropriate, like apples and oranges. T/S pixels would better serve perspective, and depth of field . Selection of a wider aperture which the T/S affords will improve image sharpness thus gaining tighter resolution. Use of a wider aperture is a benefit in the application of the scheimpflug principle. The application of software manipulation cannot possibly match what the T/S lenses provide. This is not to say that imaging software does not have a place in imaging corrections or manipulations, it certainly does. It is important to remember the initial image with accurate instrument handling should always be the first step to produce an original image. This was true in the film days as it still is now in the digital age. I remember the old days of retouching and filtration printing. There is incredible software now to pick-up where one's great image starts, yet needs various corrections or expressive attributes for the final print. All we're dealing with is densities but the quality within each individual pixel is best captured in the ground glass.

Q: 2. What is the thread size on the foot?

A: The thread on the foot bottom is 1/4-20".

Q: 3. Does this mount have a 1/4-20 thread on the bottom or is it just an arca clamp? I was unable to find any good images of the bottom of the tripod foot, but it appears from one of the customer images it may have a thread on the bottom.

A: Yeah, it has a 1/4-20 thread on the bottom and the base itself is an arca base.

Q: 4. Would the following lens work with this bracket? Venus Optics Laowa 20mm f/4 Zero-D Shift Lens for Sony E Mount. BH #VE2040FE

A: No, the Sunwayfoto Tilt Shift Lens Bracket for Canon TS-E17 / TS-E24 Tilt & Shift Lenses is not copmatible with the Venus Optics Laowa 20mm f/4 Zero-D Shift Lens for Sony E Mount. This one is, https://bhpho.to/3r2I0bP.

Q: 5. What is "FAST CAMERA ROTATION" mean?

A: Sigma TS-71 Tripod Collar for 150-600mm f/5-6.3 DG OS HSM Comtemporary Lens has a locking knob for fast camera rotation which means you can quickly rotate the camera from a horizontal to vertical orientation which is often needed to properly frame the subject.

Q: 6. Will this fit the Sigma 100-400 for Canon mount?

A: This will not fit the Canon 100-400.

Q: 7. Does it works with Sigma 100 400 contemporary?

A: No.

Q: 8. Is the TS-111 compatible with RRS lever release clamps? Sigma's site indicates it may not work with some lever type clamps.

A: Yes this is compatible and will work with the RRS lever clamping heads.

Q: 9. Can the lens be also tilted when mounted on this bracket ?

A: Tilting is not possible with this bracket.

Q: 10. Will it work with a Canon 5D Mk2?

A: Yes, this lens is very suitable for the 5D2.