The SAGC10R 2-pack delivers reliable guitar cable performance for guitarists who need consistent signal transfer without the premium price. These 10-foot cables feature right-angle connectors on one end and straight connectors on the other, making them ideal for connecting guitars with side-mounted jacks to amps, pedalboards, or PA systems.

Each cable uses 20-gauge wire construction with braided copper shielding to minimize interference and signal loss during performance. The right-angle connector features gold-tipped contacts that resist corrosion and maintain clean connections over time. The straight connector provides versatility for standard amp inputs and effects pedals.

The 10-foot length works well for most stage setups, giving guitarists freedom of movement without excess cable cluttering the performance area. This length suits small to medium venues, practice rooms, and home studios where mobility matters but stage real estate is limited. The bright yellow jacket provides high visibility for quick identification and helps prevent accidental disconnection during dark stage conditions.

Both cables feature 1/4" TS (tip-sleeve) mono connectors that work with electric guitars, basses, and instrument-level audio equipment. The right-angle design reduces stress on guitar jacks, particularly beneficial for guitars with side-mounted outputs where straight plugs can create awkward angles.

Each 2-pack includes two identical cables and comes backed by Seismic Audio's one-year warranty. Fast shipping ensures you can get back to playing without delay.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between right-angle and straight guitar cable ends?

Right-angle connectors plug into your guitar at a 90-degree angle, reducing stress on side-mounted input jacks and keeping the cable closer to your body. The straight end plugs into amps, pedals, or PA inputs where perpendicular connection isn't needed. This combination gives you the benefits of both connector types in one cable.

How much stage movement does a 10-foot guitar cable allow?

A 10-foot cable typically provides 6-8 feet of usable movement radius from your amp or pedalboard, accounting for the cable path and avoiding excessive tension. This length works well for small to medium stages, practice spaces, and home studios where you need mobility without cable management issues from longer runs.

Will these cables work with bass guitars and keyboards?

Yes, any instrument with a 1/4" output jack can use these cables, including bass guitars, keyboards, and other line-level instruments. The 1/4" TS connectors are the standard for mono instrument signals. However, if your keyboard has stereo outputs, you'll need two cables (one for left, one for right channel).

Do these cables reduce noise compared to cheaper guitar cables?

The braided copper shielding significantly reduces electromagnetic interference from lights, phones, and other electronic equipment that can cause buzzing or humming. The 20-gauge wire construction also maintains signal integrity better than thinner cables, resulting in cleaner tone reproduction compared to basic unshielded cables.

Why choose a 2-pack instead of buying individual cables?

Having two identical cables ensures consistent tone between different guitars or setups, and provides a backup if one cable fails during a performance. The 2-pack also offers better value than purchasing individual cables separately, making it cost-effective for musicians who use multiple instruments or want redundancy.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov