Godlyke launches Pivot-All 180-degree rotating cable jack
New design promises easier guitar, amp and pedal connections
Move aside, straight and right-angle: Godlyke has unveiled the Pivot-All, a 180-degree rotating jack that aims to do away with connection awkwardness in tight spots.
The plug features a 1/4-inch shaft that can be rotated a full 180 degrees, providing limitless angle-based fun when connecting guitars, amps and pedals - take a look at the video above for specific examples.
Putting the stress on the plug's ball joint rather than solder connection, the Pivot-All promises to increase the lifespan of cables and decrease the risk of short circuiting, too.
The Pivot-All is available now in jack and cable forms from Godlyke, starting at $19.95 for a single pivoting plug.
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