The SAGC20R White 20-foot right-angle guitar cable is designed for guitarists and bassists who need reliable signal transmission with a space-saving angled connector. This professional-grade instrument cable delivers clean, noise-free audio from your guitar or bass to amplifiers, pedalboards, or direct boxes.

The right-angle connector helps prevent cable strain and saves pedalboard space, while the straight connector provides a standard connection at your amp or interface. The 20-gauge copper conductors and braided copper shielding work together to eliminate interference and maintain signal integrity, ensuring your instrument's tone comes through without unwanted noise or signal loss.

Built with gold-tipped 1/4" TS connectors, this cable provides reliable connections that resist corrosion and maintain consistent contact. The flexible PVC jacket protects the internal components while remaining pliable enough for easy routing around stage setups and studio configurations. At 20 feet, it provides enough length for most stage movements while keeping cable runs manageable.

Perfect for live performances, studio recording, and practice sessions where you need the convenience of a right-angle connector. The white color makes cable identification easy in complex setups or when multiple instruments are connected. Whether you're connecting a guitar to a pedalboard, running from effects to an amplifier, or linking instruments to recording interfaces, this cable handles the job.

Plug-and-play setup requires no additional accessories—just connect your instrument to your amp or audio equipment. Each cable includes a one-year warranty and ships ready to use for immediate setup in any musical application.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

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

A right-angle cable has one connector that plugs in at a 90-degree angle, which saves space on pedalboards and prevents cable strain when plugged into guitars with side-mounted jacks. The straight end connects normally to amplifiers or other equipment, giving you the benefits of both connector types in one cable.

Is 20 feet too long for most guitar setups?

Twenty feet works well for most stage and studio applications, providing enough length to move around while performing without excess cable that creates clutter. This length is ideal for connecting guitars to pedalboards, pedalboards to amps, or instruments to recording interfaces across typical room distances.

Will this cable work with bass guitars and keyboards?

Yes, this cable works with any instrument that uses a standard 1/4" output jack, including electric guitars, bass guitars, keyboards, and electronic drums. The 1/4" TS connectors are the standard for unbalanced instrument signals, making this cable compatible with virtually all electronic musical instruments.

Does the white color affect signal quality or durability?

The white PVC jacket is purely cosmetic and doesn't impact signal transmission or cable durability. The color choice helps with cable organization and identification in complex setups, but the internal construction—20-gauge conductors and braided copper shielding—determines performance regardless of jacket color.

Can I use this cable for microphones or speakers?

This cable is designed specifically for instrument-level signals and uses TS (tip-sleeve) connectors, not the TRS or XLR connectors typically used for microphones. It should not be used for speaker connections, as it's not designed to handle speaker-level power and could be damaged.

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