Collection: Screened Signal Cables

It is an audio cable with a conductive shield around the inner conductor that blocks electrical interference. This makes it ideal for instruments and line-level audio. For balanced mic connections, see Microphone Cables.

A screened cable adds a grounded shield that drains away interference, keeping the signal clean. Unscreened cable has no such protection and is prone to hum and noise, so it is unsuitable for sensitive audio signals.

Common terminations are jack (6.3mm or 3.5mm) and RCA, depending on the gear. Check your instrument, mixer or amplifier inputs, and browse the wider Audio Cables range for matching options.

Yes, screened cables are commonly used for guitars, keyboards and other instruments because the shield keeps the high-impedance signal quiet. For longer reach combine sections with Audio Extension Cables.

Hum often comes from poor shielding, ground loops or running cables near power lines. A well-screened cable and short, tidy routing usually fix it. For digital connections that avoid analogue noise entirely, see Optical Audio Cables.

For unbalanced screened cables, longer runs can pick up more noise and slightly dull the signal, so keep them as short as practical. If you need extra reach, our Audio Extension Cables let you add length cleanly.

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