Will quarter inch instrument cables fit into the female end?
2012348
No. A 1/4 instrument plug is about twice the size of a 3.5mm jack. 3.5mm is the metric size that a musician would recognize as "1/8 inch". To connect an instrument to your phone, try looking for something called iRig, which includes the addapter you are looking for and an app to simulate various FX racks for practice.
2012349
If they fit into the iPhone/iPod Touch headphone jack, then they will fit into this. The female end of this cable is, as far as I understand, a direct replica of your iOS device's headphone jack.Hope that helps.
2012350
If they fit into the iPhone/iPod Touch headphone jack, then they will fit into this. The female end of this cable is, as far as I understand, a direct replica of your iOS device's headphone jack. Hope that helps.
498692
They are designed for Cable bundle diameter of 1.25" to 2.75". 1.25" would be the smallest. Typically they will work for Pro Audio cable lengths 12ft to 100ft that have been coiled in diameters of 6" to 8". Hope that helps!
1695999
Buy an extension. I use a custom made inst cable for my bass that has an 1/8" extension combined
1484682
That's the measurement of mine and they worked great. As long as the ends are 13mm. Should be fine.
1479259
The end fittings are about 5/8" dia. and the cable is probably about 3/8". Mine is no longer visible, so these are approximate numbers.
1634182
It will generally fit into any 1/4 inch jack. But, this is a headphone adapter that should be plugged into a balanced stereo output for intended results. This adapter defeats the purpose unless you're plugging it into a headphone jack on a guitar amp (or external headphone amplifier). Buy a 1/4 inch (unbalanced/mono) patch/instrument cable to connect your guitar to an amp.
930376
I don't think so. The "slots" for the cables are pretty narrow. I can't imagine the kind of cable you're talking about fitting in them.
1306502
if you are referring to a standard guitar 1/4" jack then Yes... it will go all the way in.
101334
Don't think this is the cable you are looking for.... But if for some reason one end of your equipment configuration has a 3.5mm female connector and the other needs an RCA connector then it will work.
1920165
sorry, not sure.I put in a cheap silent electric bass guitar.Dimensions are 48" overall length, lower body 16", upper body 13" , 2" body thickness of my bass.It fit great for that.
1744654
If you have a protective case on it, it all depends on how big the opening for the port is. Also the picture is deceiving and the female side is not shaped as depicted.
1027619
It depends on the case. The smaller end will generally be long enough to fit in any case. Some cases like a life proof or an otterbox may not have a big enough hole to allow this cable to go all the way in.
1425430
Some will fit and some won't. Unfortunately mine wouldn't and I had to order a new cable for 10 bucks
1185670
No problem, I need to mention to make this work, you will need a a 1/8" 2 ring female to 1/8" 3 ring male out adapter.
1880171
Radio Shack sells connector cables that will extend the length of the cord - he will need to ask for a quarter inch female jack at one end , and a quarter inch male jack on the other end - pretty common sense application...
1238362
if your HDMI ends are female yes. However I doubt that they are you will be looking for and HDMI female to female coupler
190391
The gap down the centre of the speakers would be wide enough for this, I believe. It depends on the thickness of the housing of the cable. I run Sewell Slverback 12 guage through them, and these are pretty bulky, but they fit easily. Hope this helps