The SAGCRBS-18-3PK delivers three professional-grade 18-foot instrument cables designed for guitarists, bassists, and keyboardists who need reliable stage connectivity. This three-pack provides backup cables for live performances and studio sessions where cable failure isn't an option.

Each cable features a black and silver woven cloth exterior that resists tangles and wear while maintaining a professional appearance on stage. The durable construction handles the rigors of regular gigging, load-ins, and transport without compromising signal integrity.

The cable configuration includes a straight 1/4" TS connector on one end and a gold-tipped right angle 1/4" TS connector on the other. The right angle design reduces stress on your instrument's input jack, particularly valuable for guitars and basses. All metal connectors ensure reliable signal transfer and resist corrosion over time.

These cables work for electric guitars, bass guitars, keyboards, and other line-level instruments in live sound applications, recording studios, and rehearsal spaces. The 18-foot length provides stage mobility without excess cable clutter, suitable for small to medium venues and home studios.

Connect any 1/4" output instrument to amplifiers, audio interfaces, mixing consoles, or effects pedals. Each three-pack includes three identical cables ready for immediate use. Seismic Audio backs these cables with a one-year warranty and ships them ready to perform out of the box.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What instruments work with these 1/4" TS cables?

These cables work with any instrument that has a standard 1/4" output jack, including electric guitars, bass guitars, acoustic guitars with pickups, keyboards, synthesizers, and drum machines. The TS (tip-sleeve) configuration is the industry standard for mono instrument signals, making these cables compatible with virtually all electric instruments and their amplifiers or audio interfaces.

How does the woven cloth construction compare to standard plastic cables?

The woven cloth exterior provides superior tangle resistance and durability compared to standard plastic or rubber cables. The cloth construction resists kinks and memory coiling, making setup and breakdown faster during live performances. The material also offers better grip for stage use and maintains its appearance longer than plastic alternatives that can become sticky or discolored over time.

Why does one end have a right angle connector?

The right angle connector reduces stress on your instrument's input jack by directing the cable parallel to the guitar body rather than straight out. This design prevents accidental damage to both the cable and instrument jack during performances, especially when playing seated or when the instrument is on a stand. The straight end typically connects to your amplifier or audio interface.

What's the signal quality difference between 18-foot and shorter cables?

At 18 feet, these cables maintain full signal integrity for instrument-level signals without noticeable tone loss or noise increase. This length provides adequate stage mobility for most venues while keeping signal path short enough to preserve your instrument's natural tone. Longer cables can introduce capacitance that dulls high frequencies, making 18 feet a practical sweet spot for live performance.

Can these cables handle bass guitar without signal loss?

Yes, these cables handle bass guitar signals effectively. The low-impedance design and quality construction preserve the full frequency range of bass instruments, including the fundamental low frequencies that define bass tone. The robust metal connectors and woven construction also withstand the higher physical demands of bass playing, including more aggressive cable movement during energetic performances.

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