Junction Box is a way to connect two cables to make a longer run easily!
Why? Let me describe a couple of scenarios that I have personally experienced. Playing on stages that are longer than expected where your primary instrument cable going from board to amp is too short. Doesn't happen often but is possible. Another example is when recording and wanting to run a longer speaker cable between your amplifier head and cabinet so you have access to the head, while the cabinet is isolated. Combining a pair of speaker cables can help with this on the fly.
We just added a new type - TRS / Headphone junction box. This is great if you're in a studio environment and need a headphone extension cable, but are all being used. You may have a long TRS cable laying around. Attaching the TRS Junction Box you can connect a pair of headphones to the box on one end and the TRS cable on the other and you have a headphone extension cable!
Our instrument junction box actual contains a Rattlesnake Cable connecting the Neutrik mono jacks.
Our speaker junction box has a pair of 12AWG wires connecting the Neutrik mono jacks.
Our TRS / Headphone junction box has a set of 22AWG hook up wires connecting the Neutrik TRS jacks.
The junction box is small, and is so easy to keep in your guitar or utility case. Select between instrument, speaker or TRS junction. Please note, do NOT use the instrument junction box as a speaker junction!
Check out some videos talking about Rattlesnake Cables - unboxing, demos, etc.
