DIY Patch Cable Kit: Solder Your Own Pedalboard Cables, Mogami + SquarePlug
DIY Patch Cable Kit: Solder Your Own Pedalboard Cables, Mogami + SquarePlug
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Build the cable nobody sells.
Every pedalboard has that one jump: too short for a stock patch cable, too weird an angle, too tight a gap. Stop shopping for it. Make it. This kit gives you the same parts the pros wire with, low-profile SquarePlug connectors and Mogami 2314 cable, so you cut every cable to the exact length your board needs.
It's the vandal_ way: take it apart, learn how it works, build it better. Pick 10, 20 or 30 plugs with a matching length of cable, and choose right angle, straight, or half and half.
Specs
- Cable: Mogami 2314, low-profile single conductor pedalboard cable
- Plugs: SquarePlug SP400 (right angle) or SPS4 (straight)
- Sizes: 10 plugs + 10' cable, 20 plugs + 20' cable, 30 plugs + 30' cable
- Plug options: all right angle, all straight, or half + half
- Each pair of plugs makes one patch cable
Important Notes
- Soldering required. You'll need a soldering iron, solder and wire strippers, not included.
- Never soldered before? A patch cable is the perfect first project: two connections per plug, and Best Damn Cable Co. has a video guide.
- Right angle plugs save the most space between pedals.
Delivery Expectations
Ships from the United States, typically within 1 day, fulfilled by our partner Best Damn Cable Co. If it's live on the page, it's ready to move.
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How many cables does a kit make?
Two plugs per cable, so 10 plugs makes 5 patch cables, 20 makes 10, 30 makes 15.
Do I need to solder?
Yes. Bring an iron, solder and strippers.
Right angle or straight?
Right angle for tight boards and side jacks. Straight for top-mounted jacks. Half + half if your board has both.

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