The SAGC10R 4-pack delivers professional guitar cables designed for musicians and performers who need reliable connections between instruments and amplifiers. Each 10-foot cable features a right-angle 1/4" TS connector on one end and a straight 1/4" TS connector on the other, making them ideal for stage setups where space is tight or cables need to lay flat against equipment.

These guitar cables handle the signal path from electric guitars, basses, and keyboards to amplifiers, pedalboards, and audio interfaces. The right-angle connector reduces strain on instrument jacks and keeps cables organized in cramped stage areas or studio racks.

Built with 20-gauge copper wire and braided copper shielding, these cables maintain signal integrity while rejecting electromagnetic interference. Gold-tipped connectors ensure solid contact and resist corrosion over time. At 10 feet, they provide enough length for most stage movements without excess cable cluttering your performance area.

Perfect for band rehearsals, live gigs, recording sessions, and church worship teams. The four-pack setup covers a full band's basic cable needs or provides backup cables for touring musicians. Also works well for home studios connecting multiple instruments to recording interfaces.

Each cable uses standard 1/4" TS connectors that fit all electric guitars, basses, and most keyboards. The package includes four cables ready to use out of the box.

Seismic Audio backs these cables with a one-year warranty and ships them ready for immediate use in any musical setting.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What instruments can I connect with these right-angle guitar cables?

These cables work with any electric guitar, bass guitar, or keyboard that has a standard 1/4" output jack. They're designed for instrument-level signals, so they're perfect for connecting guitars to amplifiers, pedalboards, or audio interfaces. The right-angle connector is particularly useful for guitars with side-mounted jacks where a straight cable might stick out awkwardly.

Why choose right-angle connectors over straight connectors?

Right-angle connectors reduce stress on your instrument's output jack and keep cables flat against your equipment. This is especially valuable for guitars with jacks mounted on the side of the body, where a straight cable can get bumped or create leverage that damages the jack over time. The right-angle end also keeps stages cleaner by eliminating cables that stick straight out from instruments.

How many cables does a typical band need for basic setup?

A four-piece band typically needs at least four guitar cables: one each for lead guitar, rhythm guitar, bass, and keyboards. This 4-pack covers those basic needs, though many bands prefer having backup cables available. For solo performers or duos, the extra cables serve as reliable spares or allow for more complex pedalboard routing.

Will these cables work with my pedalboard and effects pedals?

Yes, these cables work perfectly for connecting guitars to pedalboards and between individual effects pedals. The 10-foot length is ideal for the guitar-to-pedalboard connection, while shorter patch cables handle connections between pedals. The right-angle connector can be particularly useful when connecting to pedals with top-mounted jacks in tight pedalboard layouts.

How do these cables compare to more expensive instrument cables?

These cables provide the core features most musicians need: solid copper wire, proper shielding, and gold-tipped connectors for reliable signal transfer. While boutique cables may offer premium materials or specialized construction, these deliver professional performance for live sound, recording, and practice at a practical price point. The one-year warranty backs up their build quality for regular use.

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