
Mogami
Mogami GOLD KEY S-15R Stereo Keyboard Instrument Cable 15ft
Premium 15-foot stereo keyboard cable with oxygen-free copper conductors and gold-contact connectors for transparent signal transfer.
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Overview
Key Features
Stereo Keyboard/Instrument with TRS-Dual Right Angled TS Connects
15' Long - Unbalanced
Specifications
Brand
Mogami
Model
GOLD KEY S-15R
Cable Type
Unbalanced Stereo Keyboard Instrument Cable
Length
15 feet
Connectors
1/4" TRS to Dual 1/4" TS Right Angle
Contact Plating
Gold
Construction
Dual Conductor 75-Ohm Coaxial
Conductor Material
Oxygen-Free Copper (OFC)
Shielding
Ultra High Density (UHD) Spiral
Frequently Asked Questions
What connector types are on each end of this cable?
One end has a single 1/4" TRS (stereo) plug, and the other end splits into two 1/4" TS (mono) right-angled plugs. The TRS end connects to your keyboard's stereo output, and the dual TS ends connect to a mixer, audio interface, or amp inputs.
Is this cable balanced or unbalanced?
This is an unbalanced stereo cable. It carries the left and right channels of a stereo keyboard output via separate conductors, but it is not a balanced audio connection.
Why does this cable use right-angled connectors on the TS end?
The right-angled TS plugs reduce strain on the connectors when plugged into rack-mounted gear or tight spaces, and they keep the cable close to the equipment to minimise snagging.
What makes the Mogami Gold cable different from a standard instrument cable?
The Gold Key S-15R uses Mogami's proprietary 75-ohm coaxial construction with oxygen-free copper cores and ultra high density spiral shielding, which is designed to minimise signal loss, interference, and noise over the 15-foot run.