Code: 4961310602611

Brand: Audio Technica

Specification: ATL430CM

Connection plug
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Shipping size: Height 1.1, Width 10.7, Depth 12.6

Shipping weight: 27.2

Product introduction

A convenient lineup of conversion/distribution/connection/extension plugs that can be freely selected according to the shape of the terminal to be connected.

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Since it is also sold in stores, in case of stockout, we will contact you with the next delivery date. Mail delivery This product is shipped by mail. Delivery is by postbox, so date and time specifications cannot be made. Arrival is approximately 2 to 5 days. Remote islands, excluding some areas. Also, please note that mail delivery is not covered by loss or damage compensation. Manufacturer's explanation

Monoral standard plugs at both ends, ideal for connecting compact effects pedals and similar devices

The audio-technica connection plug "ATL430CM" features monaural standard plugs at both ends, used for connecting compact effects pedals and similar devices. Both sides of the "ATL430CM" monaural standard plug are male terminals, designed to connect to female terminals of monaural standard plugs. Typically, monaural standard plugs are 6.3mm diameter, mainly used for instruments such as karaoke microphones, electric guitars, and amplifiers. Be aware that some overseas products occasionally use 6.35mm sizes.

A mono standard cable, one of the terminal cables for phone plugs

A mono standard cable is a type of phone plug mono cable. As the name "phone" suggests, it was originally invented for telephone exchanges, and there are several types such as mini and standard depending on the application. The plug part is called the male terminal, and the corresponding jack is called the female terminal. Generally used for 2-pole mono and 3-pole stereo connections. Main uses include terminals for microphones, headphones, and electronic musical instruments, as well as PC microphone and headphone jacks. Additionally, in musical equipment, cables with phone plugs attached at both ends are called shielded cables, which are characterized by signal lines covered with braided shielding.

A Japanese audio and video equipment manufacturer called "audio-technica"

Audio-technica was established in 1963 as a dedicated manufacturer of cartridges for record players. Currently, they produce microphones, headphones, AV accessories, etc., for the general market, with microphones having been adopted at events like the Olympics and Grammy Awards. Their headphones hold the second-largest market share after Sony, and in the AV accessories field, they produce and sell connection cables made with materials such as oxygen-free copper wire, titanium-coated materials, and cartridges, focusing on quality. They also manufacture professional equipment such as optical pickups for optical disc drives, wireless microphones for karaoke, and headphones for new music previews. They also produce food processing equipment such as rice ball makers, seaweed roll machines, and rice ball forming machines.