VOVOX®link protect A
The multi-purpose sound conductor for transmission of unbalanced signals. Whether live on stage or in the recording studio, this is the perfect cable for all electrically amplified musical instruments such as electrical guitar, bass, E-piano or keyboards. Also great for acoustic instruments with pickup systems or as a patch cable.

– single solid core conductors for signal and ground
– silver-plated, oxygen-free copper conductors
– pigment and plasticizer-free high purity polymers
– shielded
– optimally protected against microphonics

Connectors
For our instrument cables we exclusively use the high quality 1/4" plugs produced by Neutrik. We suggest carefully choosing the kind of connector that suits you best:
- straight 1/4" plug
- 90° angled 1/4" plug (towards instrument)
- straight Silent Plug
- 90° angled Silent Plug (towards instrument)
Using a 90° right angle plug will often reduce the mechanical stress on the instrument as well as on the cable. Guitarists who want to frequently change instruments live on stage will appreciate the advantage of a Silent Plug avoiding annoying pops and squeals when hot swapping guitars.

Cable Lengths
Though we do like to sell long cables, shorter ones offer better sound quality! Many properties of cables are directly linked to their length. As a result, shorter cables cause less sound alteration. In the case of instrument cables the effect is especially noticeable.

Separation Of Different Functions
A signal conductor has the function of transmitting sound signals, whereas the screen protects from noise and interference. The ground conductor, if used at the same time as the screen, can fulfill its function as reverse signal conductor only imperfectly. For this reason, VOVOX® sound conductors have an additional ground conductor with a structure identical to the signal conductors’.

Cable Direction
To attain the optimal result, it is worth taking care to connect VOVOX® sound conductors correctly aligned: Connect the end of the cable marked with the VOVOX® label to the signal receiver (e.g. the amp).