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Peavey 00060390 9 Ft. 18-Gauge Speaker Cable

4 inch

Peavey 9-foot 18-gauge speaker cable with straight-to-straight connectors for reliable amplifier-to-speaker hookup.

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Overview

The Peavey 00060390 is a 9-foot speaker cable built with 18-gauge wire and terminated with straight 1/4-inch connectors on both ends. It serves the essential function of connecting a power amplifier or amplifier head to a passive speaker cabinet, carrying the amplified audio signal with minimal fuss. At 9 feet, it provides comfortable reach for most stage rigs and rehearsal room setups where the amp and cab are positioned nearby.

The 18-gauge conductor is adequate for short to moderate cable runs at typical power levels, making this a practical choice for gigging musicians, small venue installations, and practice spaces. For higher-power applications or runs that approach or exceed 25 feet, stepping up to a 14 or 16-gauge cable would reduce resistive signal loss. As a budget-friendly offering from Peavey—a brand with decades of presence in live sound—this cable delivers reliable performance for straightforward speaker connections without overcomplicating the purchase.

Key Features

18-gauge speaker cable with straight 1/4 inch plugs

Standard interconnects for multiple speaker enclosures

Also used for short amp head-to-speaker applications

Specifications

Brand
Peavey
Model
00060390
Cable Length
9 Feet
Wire Gauge
18-Gauge
Connectors
Straight to Straight (1/4-inch)
Type
Speaker Cable

Frequently Asked Questions

This cable features straight 1/4-inch connectors on both ends (straight-to-straight configuration), which are standard for connecting amplifiers to passive speaker cabinets.
18-gauge is suitable for shorter cable runs at moderate power levels. For runs beyond 25 feet or high-wattage amplifiers, a thicker gauge (14 or 16) is typically recommended to minimize signal loss.
No. Speaker cables and instrument cables are constructed differently. Speaker cables use heavier gauge unshielded wire to carry amplified signals, while instrument cables use shielded, lighter gauge wire for low-level signals. Using the wrong type can damage equipment or degrade sound quality.
This cable is 9 feet long, which provides enough reach for most stage and rehearsal setups where the amplifier head and speaker cabinet are in close proximity.

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