Ernie Ball Flex Patch Cable
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The low-profile connectors and flexible jacket let pedals sit tight against each other, while 95% shielding keeps your chain dead quiet — backed by a limited lifetime warranty.
Ernie Ball Flex Patch Cable
Low-profile, flexible patch cables in five lengths — so every pedal connection on your board is tight, quiet, and clutter-free.
Is This the Right Cable for You?
If you've ever fought with stiff patch cables that shove your pedals apart or add mystery noise to your chain, this is the easy fix. Ernie Ball's Flex patch cables use a single-conductor design for a clear, reliable signal, low-profile connectors that tuck neatly between tightly packed pedals, and a supple PVC jacket that bends where you need it to. With five lengths on this page — 3", 6", 12", 18", and 24" — you can grab exactly what each connection needs, whether that's a side-by-side pedal hop or a run across the board to your tuner. A smart pick for first pedalboard builds and full board overhauls alike.
Key Highlights
- Low-profile 1/4" connectors let pedals sit closer together for a tighter board layout
- 95% shielding rejects unwanted noise and preserves your signal
- Single-conductor design delivers clear, reliable tone with natural frequency response
- Flexible, durable PVC jacket built to bend without breaking down
- Five lengths available — 3", 6", 12", 18", and 24" — to match every connection
- Backed by Ernie Ball's limited lifetime warranty
Why You'll Love It
Features
Single-conductor construction, 95% noise-rejecting shielding, compact low-profile 1/4" connectors, and a flexible PVC jacket — offered in five lengths from 3" up to 24".
Advantages
The slim connectors and bendable jacket mean you can route connections cleanly even on crowded boards, while the shielding keeps hum and interference out of your signal path.
Benefits
Your board stays compact, your signal stays quiet, and you stop troubleshooting cables mid-gig — with a lifetime warranty standing behind every one.
Great Fit For
- Guitarists and bassists building their first pedalboard
- Players tightening up a crowded board with low-profile connections
- Gigging musicians who need cables that survive load-in after load-in
- Anyone chasing down noise in their signal chain
- Board rebuilds where each run needs a specific length
Choosing Your Lengths
A quick rule of thumb: 3" cables handle pedals sitting directly side by side, 6" covers small gaps or slight offsets, 12" jumps between rows, and 18" or 24" runs reach across the board or out to gear placed further away. Most boards use a mix — short runs keep things tidy, longer runs give you flexibility to rearrange later. Buying a few of each length is the easiest way to future-proof your setup.
Specifications
A Note From Us
Patch cables are the unsung heroes of a pedalboard — nobody notices them until one goes bad at the worst possible moment. That's why we like recommending sets like this: quiet, flexible, and backed for life, so you can set up your board once and forget about it. If you're mapping out a new build and aren't sure how many of each length to grab, snap a photo of your board and send it our way — we're happy to help you plan it out. Text or call 814-371-5666.