The SATSPCC6 3-pack provides guitarists and bassists with essential 6-inch right-angle patch cables designed specifically for tight pedal board setups. These unbalanced TS cables connect effects pedals without the bulk and interference of straight connectors.

Each cable features dual right-angle 1/4" TS connectors that maximize pedal board real estate by running flat against your gear. The compact 6-inch length keeps signal paths short while providing enough reach for most standard pedal spacing.

Built with 21-gauge wire and high-quality metal connectors, these patch cables deliver reliable signal transfer between distortion pedals, delays, reverbs, and other effects. Molded strain relief at both connector ends prevents cable failure at the most vulnerable stress points, a common problem with cheaper patch cables.

Perfect for guitarists building compact pedal boards, bassists running effects chains, or studio musicians connecting outboard gear like EQs and compressors. The right-angle design works particularly well with side-mounted jacks found on many popular pedal brands, keeping your board organized and cables out of the way.

Each cable terminates with right-angle 1/4" TS male connectors on both ends, ready to connect any combination of guitar effects pedals, mixers, or rack-mounted processors. The 3-pack provides enough cables to connect four pedals in series.

Seismic Audio backs these patch cables with a one-year warranty and ships them ready to wire up your rig. Professional-grade construction at a price that won't break your gear budget.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between TS and TRS patch cables for pedal boards?

TS (Tip-Sleeve) cables like the SATSPCC6 are unbalanced and designed for instrument-level signals between guitar effects pedals. TRS (Tip-Ring-Sleeve) cables carry balanced or stereo signals. Most guitar effects pedals use unbalanced TS connections, making these the correct choice for standard pedal board setups.

Will 6-inch cables provide enough length between my pedals?

Six-inch patch cables work well for most standard pedal spacing on typical pedal boards. They keep signal paths short to minimize noise while providing enough reach for pedals placed 3-4 inches apart. If you're using larger enclosure pedals or need more spacing flexibility, consider 12-inch versions.

Can I use these cables to connect my guitar amp to a cabinet?

No, these are low-current instrument cables designed for line-level signals between pedals and rack gear. Guitar amplifier to speaker cabinet connections require high-current speaker cables with thicker gauge wire to handle amplifier power output safely.

Why choose right-angle connectors over straight plugs for pedal boards?

Right-angle connectors sit flat against your pedals, saving vertical space and reducing the chance of accidentally kicking cables loose during performance. They also put less mechanical stress on pedal jacks compared to straight plugs, which can bend and damage input/output connections over time.

How many pedals can I connect with this 3-pack?

Three patch cables will connect four pedals in a chain (guitar → pedal 1 → pedal 2 → pedal 3 → pedal 4 → amp). Each cable connects the output of one pedal to the input of the next pedal in your effects chain.

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