The SAGCRBK-12 delivers the classic look and reliable performance that guitarists and bass players need for live performance and studio recording. This 12-foot instrument cable combines vintage-inspired black woven cloth covering with modern construction for durability that stands up to regular gigging.

Built with high-quality metal connectors, this cable provides clean signal transfer from your instrument to your amplifier or audio interface. The gold-tipped straight connector and right-angle connector configuration works well for most guitar and bass setups, with the right-angle end ideal for connecting to instruments with side-mounted jacks.

The 12-foot length gives you freedom to move around small to medium stages without excess cable cluttering your performance area. At 0.35 pounds, it's light enough for easy transport but substantial enough to feel professional-grade. The woven cloth outer jacket resists kinks and provides the tactile feel that many players prefer over standard rubber cables.

Whether you're playing club gigs, recording sessions, or practice with your band, this instrument cable handles electric guitar, bass guitar, keyboards, and other line-level instruments. The 1/4" TS connectors work with standard guitar amps, bass amps, audio interfaces, and mixing boards.

Setup is straightforward: plug the straight end into your amp or interface and the right-angle end into your instrument. Each cable comes ready to use with Seismic Audio's one-year warranty and fast shipping to get you connected quickly.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What instruments can I use this cable with?

This 1/4" TS instrument cable works with electric guitars, bass guitars, keyboards, synthesizers, and other instruments with standard 1/4" output jacks. It's designed for line-level and instrument-level signals, making it suitable for connecting instruments to amplifiers, audio interfaces, mixing boards, and effects pedals.

Is 12 feet long enough for live performance?

A 12-foot cable provides good mobility for small to medium stages and most studio setups. It gives you enough length to move around comfortably without creating excess cable on stage that could cause tripping hazards. For larger stages or if you need to position yourself further from your amp, you might want to consider a longer cable.

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

The straight connector typically plugs into your amplifier or audio interface, while the right-angle connector is designed for instruments with side-mounted jacks like most electric guitars. The right-angle design reduces stress on your instrument's output jack and keeps the cable from sticking out awkwardly from your guitar.

How does the woven cloth covering compare to regular rubber cables?

The black woven cloth covering provides a vintage aesthetic and different tactile feel compared to standard rubber cables. It's designed to resist kinking and provides durability for regular use. Some players prefer the look and feel of cloth-covered cables, though both types deliver the same electrical performance when properly constructed.

Will this cable work with acoustic guitars that have pickups?

Yes, this cable works with acoustic guitars equipped with built-in pickups or preamp systems that have 1/4" output jacks. It's suitable for acoustic-electric guitars, whether they use piezo pickups, magnetic soundhole pickups, or internal microphone systems that output through a standard 1/4" connection.

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