The SAGC10R right angle guitar cable is built for guitarists, bassists, and keyboardists who need reliable signal transfer without the bulk of a straight connector at their instrument. This 10-foot cable features a space-saving right angle connector on one end and a standard straight connector on the other.

The right angle design keeps your cable flush against your guitar or bass, reducing strain on your instrument's input jack and preventing accidental disconnections during performance. The gold-tipped connectors ensure clean signal transfer while the straight end plugs easily into amps, pedals, or audio interfaces.

Built with 20-gauge wire and braided copper shielding, this cable delivers consistent signal integrity while rejecting electromagnetic interference from stage lighting and other sources. The 1/4" TS connectors handle standard guitar and bass signals, with gold plating on both ends for corrosion resistance and reliable contact.

Perfect for stage performers who move around during their set, recording sessions where space is tight, or home studios where cable management matters. The 10-foot length gives you room to move without excess cable cluttering your workspace or stage area.

Simply connect the right angle end to your instrument and the straight end to your amp, pedal, or audio interface. No additional adapters needed.

Each SAGC10R cable comes with Seismic Audio's one-year warranty and ships ready to use right out of the package.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the advantage of a right angle connector over straight connectors?

The right angle connector sits flush against your instrument's input jack, reducing stress on the connection point and preventing accidental cable pulls that could damage your guitar's electronics. It also keeps the cable closer to your body, reducing the risk of tripping or snagging during performance.

Will this cable work with both electric guitars and bass guitars?

Yes, the SAGC10R works with any instrument that has a standard 1/4" input jack, including electric guitars, bass guitars, and keyboards. The 1/4" TS connectors are the industry standard for unbalanced instrument signals.

Is 10 feet long enough for stage performance?

A 10-foot cable gives most performers adequate range for typical stage movement while keeping cable clutter to a minimum. For larger stages or more active performers, you might want to consider a longer cable, but 10 feet works well for most club gigs, recording sessions, and rehearsal spaces.

How does the braided copper shielding help my sound quality?

The braided copper shielding surrounds the signal wire, blocking electromagnetic interference from stage lights, power cables, and other sources that can introduce noise or hum into your signal. This keeps your guitar tone clean and free from unwanted artifacts.

Can I use this cable to connect pedals together?

While this cable will physically connect pedals, most guitarists prefer shorter patch cables (6 inches to 2 feet) for pedal-to-pedal connections to minimize signal loss and keep their pedalboard compact. This 10-foot cable is better suited for instrument-to-amp or instrument-to-first-pedal 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