The SAGC10R 4-Pack delivers four professional-grade 10-foot guitar cables designed for musicians, bands, and sound engineers who need reliable instrument connections. These right-angle to straight cables solve the common problem of cable stress at pedal boards and amp inputs while maintaining signal integrity.

Each cable features a 1/4" TS right-angle connector on one end and a 1/4" TS straight connector on the other, allowing flexible routing in tight spaces. The right-angle design reduces stress on your instrument jacks and pedal inputs, extending the life of your gear while keeping your stage setup clean.

Built with 20-gauge wire and braided copper shielding, these cables resist interference and deliver consistent signal transfer. Gold-tipped connectors ensure solid connections that won't degrade over time, while the red jacket provides easy identification in low-light performance environments.

Perfect for connecting guitars to amplifiers, effects pedals to each other, or instruments to DI boxes in live performance setups. The 10-foot length works well for small to medium stages, home studios, and rehearsal rooms where you need flexibility without excess cable clutter.

The right-angle connector makes these cables particularly useful for pedalboard connections and amp inputs where straight plugs would stick out awkwardly. Four cables in one package means you can wire multiple instruments or create a complete pedalboard setup.

Each cable comes with Seismic Audio's one-year warranty and ships ready to use. Professional-grade construction at a practical price point that working musicians can rely on.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

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

Right-angle cables have one connector that plugs in at a 90-degree angle, reducing stress on instrument jacks and saving space in tight setups like pedalboards. The straight end connects normally to amplifiers or other gear. This combination gives you flexibility while protecting your equipment's input jacks from damage.

How long should my guitar cables be for live performance?

10-foot cables work well for small to medium stages and most rehearsal setups, giving you enough freedom to move without excess cable creating trip hazards. For larger stages, you'll want 15-20 foot cables. Four 10-foot cables let you wire multiple instruments or create flexible pedalboard connections.

Will these cables work with bass guitars and keyboards?

Yes, these 1/4" TS cables work with any instrument that uses standard guitar cable connections, including bass guitars, keyboards, and electronic drums. The 20-gauge wire and braided copper shielding handle the full frequency range of bass and keyboard signals without interference or signal loss.

Do I need special cables for effects pedals?

Standard guitar cables like these work perfectly for most pedal connections. The right-angle connectors are particularly useful for pedalboard setups where straight plugs would stick out and get damaged. Some digital pedals may require TRS cables, but most analog effects use standard TS connections like these.

How do I prevent guitar cable failure during gigs?

Choose cables with quality connectors and proper strain relief, like these gold-tipped models with braided shielding. Always coil cables properly after use, avoid stepping on them, and use right-angle connectors where cables connect to instruments to reduce stress on jacks. Having backup cables prevents mid-show disasters.

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