Professional guitarists, bassists, and keyboardists who need reliable right-angle connections for tight stage setups will appreciate these white SAGC10R instrument cables. The right-angle connector saves space when plugging into pedals, amps with rear inputs, or instruments in confined spaces.

These 10-foot guitar cables deliver clean signal transmission with 1/4" TS connectors—gold-tipped right angle on one end, straight on the other. The 20-gauge conductors and braided copper shielding provide solid signal integrity while rejecting electromagnetic interference that can muddy your sound.

The flexible white PVC jacket stands up to regular coiling and stage movement without cracking. At 10 feet, these cables give you enough reach for most stage configurations while keeping signal paths short enough to maintain tone clarity. The right-angle design works particularly well with floor effects pedals, bass amps with rear inputs, and keyboards on cramped stages.

Use these for connecting guitars and basses to amplifiers, pedal boards to amps, or keyboards to mixers and DI boxes. The white finish makes cable routing visible in dark venues—helpful for quick troubleshooting during performances. Churches, small venues, and home studios often choose white cables to blend with lighter-colored equipment and staging.

Each 2-pack includes two 10-foot cables with identical specifications. Connect any instrument with a 1/4" output to amplifiers, effects, or audio interfaces that accept 1/4" TS inputs.

Seismic Audio backs these instrument cables with a one-year warranty. Professional-grade construction at a practical price point for working musicians.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What instruments work with these right-angle guitar cables?

These cables work with any instrument that has a 1/4" output jack—electric guitars, bass guitars, keyboards, synthesizers, and acoustic guitars with pickups. The 1/4" TS connectors are the standard for most musical instruments and connect to guitar amplifiers, bass amps, pedal effects, audio interfaces, and mixing boards.

When should I use a right-angle cable instead of straight connectors?

Right-angle cables work best when space is limited or when the cable needs to run parallel to a surface. Use them with floor effects pedals, amplifiers with rear-mounted input jacks, or instruments where a straight cable would stick out awkwardly. The right-angle connector reduces stress on both the cable and the instrument's output jack.

How long should my guitar cables be for live performance?

Ten-foot cables work well for most stage setups, giving you enough freedom to move while keeping the signal path short for better tone. Longer cables can introduce signal loss and noise, especially with passive pickups. For larger stages, consider using wireless systems or running shorter cables to a DI box instead of very long instrument cables.

Do these cables work with both active and passive instruments?

Yes, these cables work with both active and passive instruments. Active instruments (with built-in preamps) are less susceptible to signal loss over cable length, while passive instruments benefit from the shorter 10-foot length to maintain tone clarity. The braided copper shielding helps protect the signal from interference regardless of pickup type.

What's the difference between TS and TRS connectors for instruments?

These cables use TS (Tip-Sleeve) connectors, which carry a mono signal—perfect for guitars, basses, and most keyboards. TRS (Tip-Ring-Sleeve) connectors carry stereo signals or are used for balanced connections. Most musical instruments output mono signals, making TS the correct choice for standard guitar and bass connections.

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