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Roland RIC-B20A 20-Foot Instrument Cable Angled/Straight
Roland Black Series 20-foot instrument cable with oxygen-free copper core and angled/straight connectors for clean signal.
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Overview
Key Features
Straight to right-angle 1/4-inch connectors, 20 ft./6 m length. Also available in 5 ft./1.5 m (RIC-B5A), 10 ft./3 m (RIC-B10A), and 15 ft./4.5 m (RIC-B15A) lengths
Heavy-duty connectors
High-density spiral copper shielding
Low-capacitance design ensures full frequency reproduction and maximum dynamic response
Lifetime guarantee
Specifications
Brand
Roland
Model
RIC-B20A
Series
Black Series
Cable Length
20 Feet
Connectors
1/4-Inch Angled / 1/4-Inch Straight
Core Material
Multi-Strand Oxygen-Free Copper
Shielding
High-Density Spiral Copper
Design
Low Capacitance
Frequently Asked Questions
What connector configuration does the Roland RIC-B20A use?
It features one angled (right-angle) 1/4-inch jack on one end and one straight 1/4-inch jack on the other, making it versatile for connecting instruments to amps, pedals, or pedalboards.
How does the oxygen-free copper core affect sound quality?
The multi-strand oxygen-free copper core reduces signal degradation and oxidation over time, helping the cable transmit the full tonal range of your instrument without coloring or dulling the sound.
Is 20 feet long enough for stage use?
Twenty feet provides comfortable range for most small to mid-sized stage setups, allowing freedom of movement without excessive cable coil. For larger stages, a longer cable or wireless system may be necessary.
What type of shielding does this cable use?
It uses high-density spiral copper shielding, which provides effective rejection of electromagnetic interference and hum from nearby power sources, lighting rigs, and other electronics.
Is the angled connector suitable for guitars with recessed output jacks?
The angled connector works well with most side-mounted and top-mounted output jacks, and it sits flush against the body on many guitar designs, reducing strain on the jack. However, fit may vary with deeply recessed jacks on certain instruments.