The SAGCR-12-VAR 4-pack delivers four premium 12-foot guitar cables in distinctive colors — black, yellow, silver, and pink — making it perfect for musicians who perform with multiple instruments or need organized stage setups. These woven tweed cloth cables give your rig a vintage professional look while providing reliable signal transmission.

Each cable features high-quality metal connectors with one straight 1/4" TS connector and one right-angle 1/4" TS connector, giving you flexible connection options whether you're plugging into a pedalboard, amplifier, or audio interface. The right-angle connector reduces stress on your instrument's output jack, extending both cable and instrument life.

The 12-foot length provides comfortable stage movement without excess cable cluttering your performance space. The woven cloth covering resists kinks and tangles better than standard rubber cables, while the gold-tipped connectors ensure consistent signal quality over time. At 0.35 pounds each, these cables won't weigh down your gear bag.

Guitar players can assign different colors to different instruments — use black for your main electric, yellow for acoustic-electric, silver for bass, and pink for backup. This color-coding system eliminates confusion during live performances and speeds up sound checks. The cables work equally well for keyboards, synthesizers, and other line-level instruments.

Each cable comes with Seismic Audio's standard one-year warranty. Having four matching cables ensures your entire rig maintains consistent signal quality and professional appearance, whether you're gigging at local venues or recording in the studio.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What instruments can I use these cables with?

These 1/4" TS cables work with electric guitars, bass guitars, acoustic-electric guitars, keyboards, synthesizers, drum machines, and any instrument or device with a standard 1/4" output jack. The right-angle connector is particularly useful for instruments where a straight plug might get knocked loose or create strain on the jack.

Why would I need four cables in different colors?

Color-coding your cables eliminates confusion during performances and speeds up setup. You can assign specific colors to different instruments — black for your main guitar, yellow for backup, silver for bass, pink for keyboards. This system helps you quickly identify which cable goes where, especially valuable during quick instrument changes or when troubleshooting signal issues on stage.

How does the cloth covering compare to regular plastic cable jackets?

The woven tweed cloth covering provides several advantages over standard rubber or plastic jackets. It resists kinking and tangling better than smooth materials, lies flatter on stage, and gives your rig a professional vintage appearance. The cloth material is also more durable against wear from repeated coiling and transport.

Are these cables suitable for recording studio use?

Yes, these cables work well in recording environments. The high-quality metal connectors and proper shielding provide clean signal transmission suitable for studio recording. The 12-foot length is ideal for most studio setups, giving you enough reach from your instrument to your audio interface or amplifier without excess cable creating clutter.

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

The straight connector typically plugs into your amplifier, pedalboard, or audio interface, while the right-angle connector plugs into your instrument. This configuration reduces stress on your guitar's output jack and keeps the cable closer to your body, preventing the plug from getting knocked loose during energetic performances. The right-angle design also works better with instruments that have recessed or side-mounted output jacks.

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