my uncle just gave me his electric guitar and he told me ill need to buy the cable "1/4 inch to 1/4 inch". is this it? i have no idea :p
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Yes. Often referred to as a 1/4" phone plug, they were originally used on telephone switchboards. They have been used on electronic guitars and other instruments for High impedance connection ever since.
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You're not going to damage it. Those are standard strings. I use them with all of my guitars. Trust me, you're good. If you want to ask me some questions about getting started, post your email in a response and I will happily guide you through it.
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I just sent you an answer -- the cable size this amp useds is 1/4" -- I should have looked this up. Sorry. Dan T.
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I think it's like a 10 foot cable but you can use an 1/8 inch audio cable as an extension and it's much cheaper If you just need an extension. I can measure it if you need an exact. Sorry I'm not at home. Just trying to help.
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Yeah, you can use normal 1/4" cables and you'll want to. The speakers sound much better with good speaker cables vs. the ones that come with the system. Good system, by the way. You'll like it.
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This cable works for my mountain dulcimer-- main thing is the pickup on your instrument has the same type of plug as a guitar. There are lots of decent small amps on Amazon that would work if you're an amateur like me. If you want rockstar quality sound, you're getting out of my league...
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Hello Kevin, No..... this cable is heavy duty! It's great for certain jobs but the the loops would not pinch together small enough to fit through 1 1/4 inch. the cable was much larger than I was expecting (even though I did the mm to inch conversion :-)Chris
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Hi! I don't know what kind of Jack the Squier MIni Guitar uses. My Dad uses an electric bass with a standard 1/4 inch diameter Jack. This is NOT a loud Amplifier. In fact, if it were used outdoors, maybe it would not be loud enough. I hope this is some help. Ask me anything, if you want to know more. (I don't know if we still have the manual, since I bought it 4 or 5 years ago)
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If a soprano ukulele has a 1/4" output jack and has a quality pick up system this cable will work perfectly. I have purchased several of these cables and I would recommend them for multiple use. I use mine professionally and they hold up well in that environment.
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Sorry but you can ont use it as a cordless transmitter for your guitar. The transmitter does not use a 1/4 inch plg for the headset mic!Sorry!
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No this cable is for running your guitar into an iOS device for an input to an app
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Mine didn't have come with a cable, but I got mine used. Usually, the guitar is all you get.
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I do not think so. I bought a strat a few years back and it was a different cord that came with the pack. I use this cord mainly with my ibanez and its great for any guitar.
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No this is not for your guitar this is a heavy gauge speaker wire not an coaxial cable do get the right cable for your guitar it will make all the difference in your sound quality
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No, it's a standard 6.3mm 1/4" jack connector which works with all the guitar... It should be fine with yours too!
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I would go with, again if it were me, probably a 10 gauge maybe even an 8 gauge monster cable. That's actually what it's called., but sounds great, no resistance whatsoever. Thanks Tim
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It's one cable .... if you need to ask this question you should go to a music store for advice before you buy ANYTHING ...