Where to buy short RJ11 to BT plug cable?

Hi

Hopefully the right place to post... I have a phone with a basestation which has an RJ11 port that connects via a cable to the BT style plug in the socket on the wall.

I'm trying to get rid of as much noise/interferance as possible, so was looking to get a shorter (and twisted pair if possible!) cable than the 2 meter one that goes between the phone and the socket at the moment (that came in the original box with the phone etc.). 30cm would be a perfect length, but looking online on Amazon etc. I can't find one less than 1 meter in length.

Any help?
Thanks

I'm not sure if this is what your looking for but this is a great choice.
Got mine a few months back it improved the stability of my line compaired to some cheap 3 meter rj11 cable.
http://www.tandyonline.co.uk/high-speed-rj11-dsl-cab...

http://www.tandyonline.co.uk/high-speed-rj11-dsl-cab...

or do you mean RJ11 to a BT 431A plug, like an old analogue modem?

It's one of these I'm looking for, except shorter (around 30cm) and twisted pair instead of parallel cabling (although I doubt that would make much of a difference over 30cm!)

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Belkin-RJ11-Male-Cable-F8V16...

cgreen

You're really supposed to plug it into a DSL filter first rather than straight in the BT socket. There are some adapters available
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/RJ11-Socket-to-BT-Phone-Pl...

For the DSL filter, I'm plugging it into a master socket that has the filter in it. (The shorter length is really so cables can be tidied easier, although I like to think I'm getting a 0.01% decrease in noise as well)

http://www.amazon.co.uk/ADSL-Faceplate-Filter-Master...

I could get an adapter but it seems like a messy/hacky solution when a single cable should work.

cgreen

If it is just for the voice phone, then to be perfectly frank no point in the twisted pair requirement for such a short distance.

In reply to a post by BatBoy:

You're really supposed to plug it into a DSL filter first rather than straight in the BT socket. There are some adapters available
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/RJ11-Socket-to-BT-Phone-Pl...

It is for the PHONE so even plugging into a filter means a BT431A plug is needed on the end.

No, the connection is already filtered so an additional filter is not necessary and will be bypassed.

Read the original post.

The OP wants to replace the phone's line cord - RJ11 to BT431 with a shorter cable.. That is all. Have a look at the line cord on your phone - it is RJ11 or RJ12 to BT431.

Whether it has any effect - that is questionable.