Description
The Citronic SPK-J1200 is a 12 metre speaker lead built for regular use on stage and in fixed installs. It runs a 6.3mm mono jack plug at one end and a latching SPK plug (often called a Speakon-style plug) at the other, so you can connect an amplifier to a passive speaker with a secure, locking fit that won't pull free mid-set.
Inside the cable you get two 50-strand conductors made from pure copper, each strand measuring 0.17mm across, which keeps resistance low over the full length. The conductors sit within a cotton-reinforced core for added strength, and the whole run is wrapped in a soft-grip rubberised jacket that measures 7.0mm in diameter. That outer sheath is designed to resist tangling and stay flexible, so the lead coils away neatly and lies flat when in use.
Connections are machine-assembled for consistency, which helps the lead hold up to repeated plugging, coiling and transport. At 12 metres it gives you room to place speakers away from the mixing position or amp rack without stretching the cable. If you need a dependable speaker lead for gigs, rehearsals or a permanent PA setup, this is a straightforward, well-made option that does the job without fuss.
Specification
| Length |
12.0m |
| Cable : diameter |
7.0mmØ |
| Conductors |
2 x 50 strand, 0.17mmØ pure copper |
| Connectors |
6.3mm mono jack , SPK plug |
Frequently Asked
What connectors does this lead use?
One end has a 6.3mm mono jack plug and the other has a latching SPK plug, sometimes referred to as a Speakon-style connector.
How long is the cable?
The lead is 12.0 metres long, giving plenty of reach between your amplifier and speaker.
What are the conductors made from?
Two conductors, each with 50 strands of 0.17mm pure copper, to keep resistance low across the full length.
Is this suitable for passive speakers?
Yes. It connects an amplifier to a passive speaker using the jack and SPK plug ends.
How thick is the cable?
The rubberised outer jacket measures 7.0mm in diameter, with a cotton-reinforced core for added strength.
Will the SPK plug stay connected during a gig?
Yes. The SPK plug latches into place, so it locks in and won't pull free with normal movement on stage.