The SAGC10R 4-pack delivers four high-quality right angle to straight guitar cables designed for musicians and sound engineers who need reliable connections in tight spaces. Each 10-foot cable features a right angle 1/4" TS connector on one end and a straight 1/4" TS connector on the other, making them perfect for connecting guitars to pedalboards, amps to effects racks, or any setup where space constraints require a low-profile connection.

These cables eliminate the stress on your gear's input jacks that comes with straight-to-straight connections in cramped setups. The right angle connector sits flush against your guitar or amp, while the straight end provides a standard connection to your amplifier, interface, or effects unit. Built with 20-gauge wire and braided copper shielding, each cable maintains signal integrity while rejecting electromagnetic interference that can introduce unwanted noise into your signal chain.

The bright yellow jacket makes these cables easy to spot on dark stages and helps with cable management during setup and breakdown. Whether you're running a guitar rig, bass setup, or connecting line-level gear in a studio rack, the right angle design prevents cable kinks and reduces wear on expensive equipment jacks. These cables work with any instrument or device using standard 1/4" TS connections.

Each 4-pack includes four identical 10-foot cables, giving you spares for your rig or enough cables to wire a complete pedalboard setup. The package comes with Seismic Audio's one-year warranty and ships fast to keep your rig running without interruption.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

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

Right angle cables have one connector that sits perpendicular to the cable, creating a low-profile connection that's ideal for tight spaces. This design reduces stress on your guitar's output jack and prevents the cable from sticking out awkwardly from your instrument. Straight cables have both connectors in line with the cable, which works better for connections where space isn't an issue.

Can I use these cables for bass guitar and keyboards?

Yes, these cables work with any instrument or device that uses standard 1/4" TS (tip-sleeve) connections. They're perfect for electric guitars, bass guitars, keyboards, and line-level connections between rack gear. The 20-gauge wire and braided shielding provide clean signal transmission for both instrument and line-level signals.

How many cables do I need for a typical pedalboard setup?

Most pedalboard setups need 3-6 patch cables depending on the number of pedals. This 4-pack covers most basic to intermediate pedalboard configurations. You'll need one cable between each pedal, plus cables to connect your guitar to the first pedal and from the last pedal to your amp. Having extras is always smart for backup during gigs.

Will the right angle connector fit in recessed guitar jacks?

The right angle connector is designed with a standard profile that fits most guitar output jacks, including slightly recessed ones found on many electric guitars. The gold-tipped connector ensures a secure connection while the right angle design keeps the cable close to your guitar body, reducing the chance of accidentally pulling it out during performance.

What's the signal quality difference between 20-gauge and thicker cables?

For 10-foot runs, 20-gauge wire provides excellent signal transmission with minimal loss. You won't notice any difference in tone or signal strength compared to thicker gauge cables at this length. The braided copper shielding is more important for signal quality, as it prevents interference from lights, wireless systems, and other electronic equipment on stage.

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