Description
The Citronic SPK-J150 is a 1.5m speaker lead built for reliable connections between amplifiers and passive speakers. It pairs a 6.3mm mono jack plug (a 1/4-inch jack, sometimes called a phone plug in the US) with a latching SPK plug, so the connection stays secure once it clicks into place. This mix of connectors makes it a practical choice for stage, studio and mobile PA setups where you need a dependable link that won't work loose mid-set.
Inside, the cable uses pure copper conductors, with two runs of 50-strand wire at 0.17mm diameter each. Copper carries the signal cleanly and keeps resistance low, which matters over the length of a speaker run. The conductors sit inside a cotton-reinforced core, adding strength where the cable flexes most. The outer jacket is a soft-grip rubberised finish that resists tangling and feels comfortable to coil and carry, and the overall cable diameter is 7.0mm.
Connections are machine-assembled for consistency, so each lead performs the same as the last. The result is a durable, roadworthy lead that handles regular packing, unpacking and gigging without letting you down. At 1.5m it suits shorter runs, such as connecting a speaker to a nearby amp or linking cabinets in a compact rig. If you need a straightforward, hard-wearing speaker lead that does its job every time, the SPK-J150 is a sensible option.
Specification
| Length |
1.5m |
| 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 the SPK-J150 use?
It has a 6.3mm mono jack plug at one end and a latching SPK plug at the other. The 6.3mm jack is also known as a 1/4-inch jack.
How long is the cable?
The lead is 1.5m long, which suits shorter runs between a speaker and a nearby amplifier or between compact cabinets.
Is this a speaker lead or an instrument cable?
It is a speaker lead, designed to carry amplified signal from an amp to a passive speaker. It is not intended for connecting instruments.
What are the conductors made from?
The lead uses pure copper conductors, with two runs of 50-strand wire at 0.17mm diameter each, for clean signal transfer and low resistance.
Does the SPK plug lock into place?
Yes. The SPK connector is a latching type, so it clicks and holds firmly once connected, reducing the risk of it coming loose during use.
Is the cable durable enough for gigging?
Yes. It has a cotton-reinforced core, a rubberised anti-tangle jacket and machine-assembled connections, so it copes with regular transport and use.