These silver woven cloth instrument cables deliver reliable signal transfer for guitarists, bassists, and keyboardists who need professional-grade connections that can handle regular gigging and studio work. The 3-pack provides backup cables or multi-instrument setups at a value price point.

Each 20-foot cable features durable woven cloth covering that resists kinks and tangles while maintaining flexibility for stage movement. The silver finish provides a premium look that complements vintage and modern gear alike. One end terminates in a straight 1/4" TS connector while the other uses a right-angle 1/4" TS connector, reducing stress on instrument jacks.

High-quality metal connectors with gold-tipped contacts ensure consistent signal transfer and resist corrosion from repeated plugging and unplugging. The 20-foot length works well for most stage setups, providing enough reach from backline amps to center stage without excess cable creating trip hazards. Each cable weighs just 0.35 pounds, making them easy to coil and transport.

These cables work equally well for electric guitars, bass guitars, keyboards, and other line-level instruments in live sound applications, home studios, and rehearsal spaces. The cloth covering handles the wear of regular transport better than standard rubber jackets while maintaining the flexibility needed for active performers.

Connections are straightforward — plug the straight end into your amplifier input and the right-angle end into your instrument's output jack. Each 3-pack ships with three complete cables ready to use. Seismic Audio backs these cables with a one-year warranty and ships them fast to keep your rig connected.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What instruments can I use these cables with?

These 1/4" TS cables work with electric guitars, bass guitars, keyboards, synthesizers, and other line-level instruments. The connectors are designed for unbalanced mono signals, making them perfect for most standard instrument connections. They're not suitable for microphones, which require XLR connections.

Why does one end have a right-angle connector?

The right-angle connector reduces stress on your instrument's output jack, especially on guitars and basses where a straight plug can get knocked or bent during performance. Connect the right-angle end to your instrument and the straight end to your amplifier or audio interface for the most secure connection.

How does the cloth covering compare to rubber cable jackets?

Woven cloth covering resists kinks and maintains flexibility better than standard rubber jackets, especially in cold conditions. The cloth is more resistant to cuts and abrasions from stage gear, though it's slightly less water-resistant than rubber. The silver finish looks professional and complements both vintage and modern equipment.

Are these cables suitable for bass guitars?

Yes, these cables handle bass frequencies without signal loss or interference. The 20-foot length provides good stage mobility for bass players while the robust metal connectors handle the frequent plugging and unplugging that comes with switching between instruments or direct boxes during live performances.

Can I use these for recording in a home studio?

These cables work well for home studio recording, connecting instruments directly to audio interfaces or amplifiers. The 20-foot length gives you room to position yourself comfortably away from your recording setup, and the cloth covering reduces handling noise compared to stiffer cable types.

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