The SAGCRBK-12 3-pack delivers professional-grade instrument cables built for guitarists, bassists, and musicians who need reliable connections without the premium price. These black woven cloth cables handle everything from practice sessions to live gigs.

Each cable features durable metal connectors with gold-tipped contacts that resist corrosion and maintain signal integrity over time. The woven cloth exterior provides excellent protection against stage wear while reducing handling noise compared to standard rubber cables.

The straight-to-right-angle connector configuration works perfectly for most guitar and bass setups. At 12 feet each, these cables give you enough reach for stage movement without excess slack that creates trip hazards. The right-angle end connects cleanly to your instrument, while the straight end plugs into your amp, pedalboard, or DI box.

Perfect for backup cables in your gig bag, multiple instruments on stage, or routing between pedals and amps. The three-pack format means you always have spares for those inevitable cable failures during important performances. Churches, schools, and venues often keep these on hand for visiting musicians.

Standard 1/4" TS connectors work with electric guitars, bass guitars, keyboards, and most electronic instruments. Each cable weighs just 0.35 pounds for easy transport.

Seismic Audio backs every cable with a one-year warranty and ships fast nationwide. Professional performance at a price that lets you stock up without breaking your gear budget.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What instruments work with these 1/4" TS cables?

These cables connect any instrument with a standard 1/4" output jack including electric guitars, bass guitars, keyboards, synthesizers, and electronic drums. The TS (tip-sleeve) connector configuration is designed for mono instrument signals, making them perfect for most stringed instruments and electronic music gear.

Why choose woven cloth cables over rubber instrument cables?

Woven cloth cables reduce handling noise when you move on stage, which is especially important during quiet passages or recording. The cloth exterior also resists cracking and provides better protection against sharp edges and repeated coiling. While rubber cables can become sticky or brittle over time, cloth maintains its flexibility and professional appearance.

How long should my instrument cables be for live performance?

Twelve feet provides the ideal balance for most stage setups - enough reach to move around your performance area without creating trip hazards from excess cable. For larger stages, you can connect multiple cables or use longer runs, but 12 feet handles most church services, club gigs, and school performances without signal loss concerns.

Do these cables work for connecting pedals together?

While these cables will physically connect pedals, they're optimized for instrument-to-amp connections at 12 feet each. For pedal chains, you typically want shorter patch cables (6-12 inches) to keep your pedalboard compact. These work better as the main cable from your pedalboard output to your amplifier input.

What's the difference between the straight and right-angle connectors?

The right-angle connector is designed to plug into your guitar or bass input jack, sitting flush against the instrument body to prevent damage from bumps or drops. The straight connector plugs into your amp, pedalboard, or DI box where clearance isn't an issue. This configuration reduces stress on your instrument's jack.

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