Roland Interconnect Cable - 15ft - Black

Roland's 15 ft./4.5 m interconnect cable is a model of professional performance and durability. Cr...

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Product Information

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The Roland RCC-15-TRTR is a 4.5-meter (15 ft.) audio interconnect cable designed for musicians and audio professionals seeking reliable, high-quality signal transfer. Its key benefit is the low-capacitance design paired with oxygen-free copper for pure sound reproduction, ensuring maximum dynamic response. A potential caveat is its specific TRS connector type, which may not be suitable for all audio applications.

All features

ColourBlack
Model Part NumberRCC-15-TRTR
BrandRoland

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What does TRS mean for this cable?

TRS stands for Tip, Ring, Sleeve, which typically indicates a stereo connection or a balanced mono connection. This cable has 6.35mm TRS connectors on both ends.

Can I use this cable for a mono instrument like an electric guitar?

While this cable has 6.35mm connectors, it is a TRS (stereo/balanced) cable. Most electric guitars use a TS (mono unbalanced) connector. You can plug a TS connector into a TRS jack, and it will generally work, but it will only engage the Tip and Sleeve contacts, effectively bypassing the Ring. For dedicated mono unbalanced connections, a TS cable might be preferred for clarity, though this TRS cable will function.

What is the benefit of a low-capacitance design?

A low-capacitance design helps to preserve the high frequencies of your audio signal, especially over longer cable runs or with high-impedance sources. This results in a clearer, brighter, and more dynamic sound compared to standard, higher-capacitance cables.

What is the warranty on this cable?

Roland typically offers a lifetime guarantee on their Black Series interconnect cables against manufacturing defects, ensuring long-term reliability.

How does the shielding protect my signal?

The high-density spiral shielding acts as a barrier against electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI) from external sources. This prevents unwanted noise like hums and buzzes from being picked up and

propagated through the audio signal.

What other lengths are available for Roland Black Series interconnect cables?

Roland offers various lengths in their Black Series, including 1 meter (RCC-3-TRTR), 3 meters (RCC-10-TRTR), and 5 feet (RCC-5-TRTR), among others.

Troubleshooting

No sound or intermittent audio.

Ensure both ends of the cable are securely plugged into the correct ports. Check if the connected devices are powered on and functioning correctly. Try the cable with different equipment to isolate the issue.

Humming or buzzing noise.

Verify that the cable is fully inserted and that the connected devices are properly grounded. Test the cable in a different environment to rule out external electrical interference. Ensure you are using the correct cable type (TRS) for your balanced or stereo connection.

Signal sounds weak or lacks high frequencies.

Confirm that the cable is fully seated in the jack. Ensure you are not inadvertently using a stereo cable on a mono unbalanced input without understanding the implications. The low-capacitance design minimizes this, but faulty connections can still impact signal.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Exceptional signal clarity due to low-capacitance and oxygen-free copper.
  • Robust build quality ensures long-term reliability.
  • Professional-grade shielding minimizes unwanted noise.
  • Suitable for a wide range of audio equipment.
  • Offers excellent value for its performance and durability.

Cons

  • TRS connectors are not universally compatible with all audio devices (e.g., mono unbalanced TS inputs).
  • While durable, the cable may be stiffer than some alternatives, affecting placement.
  • The black color can make it harder to spot in low-light stage environments.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

This cable is plug-and-play. Simply connect one 6.35mm TRS connector to your input device and the other to your output device.

Compatibility:

The Roland RCC-15-TRTR features 6.35mm (1/4") TRS connectors. These are commonly found on:

  • Balanced line-level outputs and inputs (e.g., professional audio interfaces, mixers, studio monitors).
  • Stereo headphone outputs.
  • Some instrument outputs (though mono TS connectors are more common for instruments).

Ensure your equipment uses TRS jacks for stereo or balanced mono signals. If your device uses TS (mono unbalanced) jacks, a TRS cable will still function, but it will effectively be carrying a mono unbalanced signal. Using a TRS cable where a TS cable is intended might lead to unexpected results if not properly understood.

Care:

  • Avoid kinking or sharply bending the cable.
  • Store the cable loosely coiled when not in use.
  • Keep connectors clean; use a dry, soft cloth to wipe them if necessary.
  • Avoid exposing the cable to excessive moisture or extreme temperatures.
  • The cable is backed by a lifetime guarantee against manufacturing defects.

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