These white 10-foot right angle guitar cables are built for musicians and sound engineers who need reliable connections in tight spaces. The 4-pack configuration gives you backup cables for gigs, studio sessions, or permanent installations where cable failure isn't an option.

Each cable features a 1/4" TS straight connector on one end and a gold-tipped 1/4" TS right angle connector on the other, reducing strain on instrument jacks and allowing clean routing in cramped pedalboards or rack setups. The right angle design keeps cables low-profile against amp faces and pedal inputs.

The 20-gauge copper wire core with braided copper shielding delivers clean signal transmission while rejecting electromagnetic interference from stage lighting and power sources. The flexible white PVC jacket stands up to repeated coiling and movement without cracking, making these cables suitable for both touring musicians and fixed installations in churches or schools.

Use these cables to connect guitars, basses, keyboards, and other line-level instruments to amplifiers, pedalboards, DI boxes, or mixing consoles. The 10-foot length works well for small to medium stages, home studios, and rehearsal spaces without excess cable cluttering your setup.

Each cable connects any instrument with a 1/4" output jack to any device with a 1/4" input. The 4-pack ships ready to use with a one-year warranty covering manufacturing defects. Professional-grade construction at a price point that makes sense for working musicians.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between right angle and straight guitar cables?

Right angle cables feature a 90-degree bend at one connector, allowing the cable to sit flush against your amp face or pedal input without sticking straight out. This prevents the cable from being accidentally pulled out and reduces wear on instrument jacks, especially useful in tight spaces or when mounting amps against walls.

Can I use these cables for bass guitars and keyboards?

Yes, these 1/4" TS cables work with any instrument that has a standard 1/4" mono output jack, including electric guitars, bass guitars, keyboards, drum machines, and electronic instruments. The 20-gauge wire and shielding handle the full frequency range of bass instruments without signal loss.

How long should my guitar cable be for different venues?

These 10-foot cables work well for home studios, rehearsal rooms, and small stages where you stay relatively close to your amp. For medium stages or when you need more movement range, consider 15-20 foot cables. Longer cables can introduce capacitance that affects your high-end tone, so use the shortest length that gives you adequate movement.

Will these cables work with effects pedals and pedalboards?

Absolutely. The right angle connector is particularly useful for pedalboard connections where space is tight and you want cables to lay flat. Use the right angle end at pedal inputs and the straight end for longer runs between pedals or to your amp.

Do I need expensive cables or will these work for professional recording?

These cables use quality 20-gauge copper wire with proper shielding, which is sufficient for most recording and live applications. Unless you're doing critical mastering work or have extremely long cable runs, the difference between these and boutique cables is minimal. Most professional studios use similar construction cables for tracking instruments.

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