Professional 1/4" TS mono cable connectors designed for musicians, audio engineers, and live sound technicians who need reliable connections for instruments, amplifiers, and PA systems. This 8-pack of SAPT23 connectors provides backup solutions for cable repairs and custom audio builds.

Each connector features a durable nickel-plated construction that resists corrosion and maintains signal integrity over thousands of connections. The mono TS (tip-sleeve) configuration works with unbalanced audio signals from electric guitars, bass guitars, keyboards, and line-level equipment.

These connectors handle standard unbalanced audio signals and fit securely into 1/4" jacks on amplifiers, mixing boards, and effects pedals. The nickel plating ensures long-term durability in both studio and live performance environments where connectors see heavy use.

Perfect for guitar technicians building custom pedalboard cables, live sound engineers keeping spare connectors for emergency repairs, and home studio owners creating custom patch cables. Churches, schools, and venues often stock these for quick fixes during services or events.

Each connector requires standard audio cable to complete your custom builds. The package includes eight individual 1/4" TS male connectors ready for soldering to your choice of cable.

Seismic Audio backs these connectors with a one-year warranty against manufacturing defects. Ships fast so you can keep your audio setup running without delays.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between TS and TRS connectors?

TS (tip-sleeve) connectors like the SAPT23 carry mono unbalanced signals, perfect for electric guitars, bass guitars, and line-level equipment. TRS (tip-ring-sleeve) connectors carry stereo or balanced signals. For most instrument and amplifier connections, TS mono connectors are the correct choice.

Can I use these connectors for microphone cables?

No, these TS connectors are designed for unbalanced audio signals from instruments and line-level equipment. Microphones typically require XLR connectors or TRS connectors for balanced signals. Using unbalanced connectors for long microphone runs can introduce noise and signal degradation.

How many venues worth of backup connectors does this pack provide?

An 8-pack covers most emergency repair scenarios for small to medium venues up to 500 people. Professional sound companies often keep 10-15 spare connectors per major event, so this pack handles backup needs for smaller churches, clubs, and school auditoriums with room to spare.

What gauge cable works best with these connectors?

These connectors accommodate standard audio cable from 20 to 16 AWG. For most instrument and line-level applications, 20 or 18 AWG cable provides the right balance of flexibility and signal integrity. Thicker cables may require slight modification of the connector housing for proper fit.

Do these connectors work with active pickups and effects pedals?

Yes, these TS connectors handle both passive and active instrument pickups as well as effects pedal connections. The nickel plating provides reliable contact for high-impedance instrument signals and line-level effects loops without signal degradation or connection noise.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov