These woven cloth guitar cables deliver reliable signal transfer for guitarists and bassists who want professional performance with distinctive style. The black and blue woven exterior stands out on stage while protecting the internal conductors from wear and interference.

Each 18-foot cable provides the reach needed for most stage setups without excess slack that creates tripping hazards. The woven cloth construction resists kinks and tangles better than standard rubber cables, extending service life in demanding live performance environments.

The cables feature 1/4" TS connectors with all-metal construction for solid connections that won't fail mid-performance. One end terminates in a straight connector, while the other uses a right-angle design with gold-tipped contacts. This mixed connector configuration works well when connecting guitars with side-mounted jacks to amplifiers or pedalboards.

Musicians performing in clubs, churches, or outdoor venues will find the 18-foot length handles most stage configurations comfortably. The cables work equally well for electric guitars, bass guitars, keyboards, or any instrument with standard 1/4" output jacks. The distinctive woven appearance complements vintage-style instruments and modern gear alike.

Each three-pack comes ready to use with no additional adapters needed. Connect directly from your instrument to amplifier, effects pedals, or mixing console inputs. Seismic Audio backs these cables with a one-year warranty and ships them fast so you can get back to making music.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What instruments can I use these cables with?

These cables work with any instrument that has a standard 1/4" output jack, including electric guitars, bass guitars, keyboards, synthesizers, and electronic drums. The TS (tip-sleeve) connectors are designed for mono instrument signals, making them ideal for most stringed instruments and many electronic instruments.

How long should my guitar cable be for live performance?

An 18-foot cable provides enough reach for most club and church stages without creating excess slack that becomes a tripping hazard. This length typically allows movement across a 20x12 foot stage area while maintaining a clean setup. Shorter cables work for tight spaces, while longer cables are needed for larger festival stages.

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

The straight connector works best for amplifier inputs and most effects pedals, while the right-angle connector is designed for guitars with side-mounted jacks like Stratocasters and Telecasters. This combination gives you flexibility to use the cable in multiple configurations without adapter plugs.

Are woven cables better than standard rubber guitar cables?

Woven cloth cables resist kinking and tangling better than rubber cables, which extends their lifespan in touring and frequent setup situations. The cloth exterior also provides a distinctive vintage appearance. However, both types deliver the same audio performance when constructed with quality components.

Can I use these cables for stereo signals or effects loops?

No, these are TS (tip-sleeve) mono cables designed for instrument-level signals. Stereo applications require TRS (tip-ring-sleeve) cables, and effects loops often need different impedance characteristics. Use these cables for guitar-to-amp, guitar-to-pedal, or similar mono instrument connections.

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