The SARAPC1.5n 10-pack delivers 18-inch TS patch cables designed for musicians building pedal boards and studios connecting outboard gear. Each cable features right-angle 1/4" TS connectors that save crucial space on crowded pedal boards and equipment racks.

These unbalanced patch cables handle instrument-level signals between effects pedals, mixers, equalizers, crossovers, amplifiers, and other audio equipment. The right-angle design eliminates the bulk of straight connectors, letting you pack more pedals into tight spaces or route cables cleanly behind rack equipment.

Each 18-inch cable provides the ideal length for most pedal board configurations and short rack connections. The TS (tip-sleeve) unbalanced design matches the output impedance of guitar pickups and most effects pedals. Multiple cable colors help organize signal flow and troubleshoot connections quickly during setup or live performance.

Guitar players building comprehensive pedal rigs benefit from the space-saving design, while studio engineers use these cables for connecting compressors, reverbs, and other rack effects. The 18-inch length works perfectly for standard pedal spacing and short equipment rack connections without excess cable clutter.

Each cable terminates in reliable 1/4" TS connectors on both ends, with one end featuring a 90-degree angle. The 10-pack provides enough cables to wire most pedal boards or connect multiple pieces of outboard gear. Seismic Audio backs these patch cables with dependable construction and fast shipping to get your rig connected and ready to perform.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between TS and TRS patch cables?

TS (tip-sleeve) cables carry unbalanced mono signals and work perfectly for connecting guitar effects pedals, which typically use unbalanced outputs. TRS (tip-ring-sleeve) cables carry balanced or stereo signals and are used for balanced audio equipment or stereo connections. For guitar pedal boards and most studio patch bay connections, these TS cables are the correct choice.

Why choose right-angle connectors over straight connectors?

Right-angle connectors save significant space on pedal boards by eliminating the bulk that extends from straight connectors. This space-saving design lets you fit more pedals on your board and prevents connectors from interfering with pedal controls. The angled design also reduces stress on cable connections when pedals are packed tightly together.

Are 18-inch patch cables the right length for pedal boards?

Eighteen inches works well for most pedal board configurations, providing enough length to connect adjacent pedals or route cables around larger enclosures without excess slack. This length minimizes signal path while giving you flexibility to rearrange pedals. Longer cables can introduce noise and clutter, while shorter cables may not reach when you reorganize your setup.

Can I use these cables for balanced audio equipment?

These TS cables are designed for unbalanced connections only and won't work properly with balanced equipment that requires TRS or XLR connections. Use these cables for guitar effects, keyboards, and other equipment with 1/4" unbalanced outputs. For balanced audio gear, you'll need TRS or XLR cables instead.

How many cables do I need for a typical guitar pedal board?

Most guitar players need one patch cable for each connection between pedals. A pedal board with 6 pedals typically requires 5 patch cables to connect them in series. This 10-pack provides enough cables for larger pedal boards up to 11 effects pedals, plus extras for experimentation or replacements when needed.

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