The SAGCRSR-20 delivers reliable instrument connectivity for guitarists, bassists, and keyboardists who need a durable cable that stands up to regular gigging. This 20-foot instrument cable combines vintage aesthetics with modern durability through its silver woven cloth jacket and all-metal construction.

Built with genuine 1/4" TS connectors—one straight, one right-angled—this cable handles the signal demands of electric guitars, bass guitars, keyboards, and other line-level instruments. The right-angle connector reduces strain when plugging into guitars with side-mounted jacks, while the straight connector works well with amplifier inputs and pedalboard connections.

The silver woven cloth covering provides both visual appeal and practical protection against wear, kinks, and cable memory. Gold-tipped contacts ensure clean signal transfer, while the all-metal connector housings resist the kind of abuse that breaks plastic connectors during load-in and teardown. At 20 feet, this cable gives you room to move on stage without excess length cluttering your setup.

Perfect for club gigs, church services, studio sessions, and rehearsal spaces where you need freedom of movement without sacrificing signal integrity. The cloth jacket resists tangling and stores easily in gig bags or cable cases.

Connects any instrument with a 1/4" output to amplifiers, DI boxes, or audio interfaces using standard TS connections. Cable comes ready to use out of the package—no additional adapters needed. Backed by Seismic Audio's one-year warranty and fast shipping to get you connected quickly.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What instruments can I use this cable with?

This cable works with electric guitars, bass guitars, keyboards, synthesizers, drum machines, and any instrument with a standard 1/4" output jack. The TS (tip-sleeve) connectors are designed for mono instrument signals, making it ideal for most stringed instruments and line-level sources.

Why does one end have a right-angle connector?

The right-angle connector reduces stress on your instrument's output jack, especially important for guitars with side-mounted jacks like Stratocasters and Les Pauls. The angled design keeps the cable close to your body and prevents the connector from sticking out where it might get bumped or damaged during performance.

How does the cloth covering compare to rubber or plastic cables?

The woven cloth jacket resists kinking and cable memory better than rubber cables, meaning it lays flatter and stores more easily. Cloth covering also provides a vintage aesthetic that many players prefer, while offering better flexibility in cold weather compared to PVC-jacketed cables.

Is 20 feet the right length for most stage setups?

Twenty feet provides good mobility for most club stages, church platforms, and rehearsal rooms without excess cable creating trip hazards. This length lets you move comfortably within a 15-foot radius of your amplifier while keeping stage clutter minimal. For larger stages, consider our 25 or 30-foot options.

Will this cable work with my pedalboard and effects?

Yes, this cable handles instrument-level signals perfectly for connecting guitars to pedalboards or effects units. However, the 20-foot length makes it better suited as your main guitar-to-amp cable rather than the shorter patch cables typically used between individual pedals.

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