Professional guitar cables designed for musicians, DJs, and sound engineers who need reliable connections between instruments and amplifiers, pedalboards, or audio interfaces. The right-angle connector reduces strain on guitar jacks while maintaining a clean cable run on stage or in the studio.

These 20-foot guitar cables deliver clean signal transmission through braided copper shielding that blocks interference and maintains signal integrity across longer runs. The right-angle to straight design keeps cables organized while providing the reach needed for larger stages or studio setups.

Each cable features 1/4" TS male connectors with high-quality metal construction built to withstand repeated plugging and unplugging. The braided copper shielding protects against electromagnetic interference from lighting systems, wireless devices, and other stage electronics that can introduce unwanted noise into your signal chain.

Perfect for live performances where guitarists need to move around larger stages, recording sessions requiring longer cable runs, or permanent installations in churches and venues. The right-angle connector works well with guitars that have side-mounted output jacks, reducing cable stress during energetic performances.

Cables terminate in standard 1/4" TS connectors that work with electric guitars, basses, keyboards, and most audio equipment with unbalanced outputs. Each cable measures exactly 20 feet and weighs 0.62 pounds.

Seismic Audio backs these professional-grade cables with a one-year warranty, and they ship ready to use straight from the box.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

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

Right-angle connectors reduce stress on your guitar's output jack, especially with side-mounted jacks like those found on Stratocaster-style guitars. The angled connector keeps the cable close to the guitar body, preventing it from sticking out and getting caught or damaged during performances.

Are 20-foot guitar cables too long for most applications?

Twenty feet provides excellent reach for larger stages, studio recording setups, or situations where your amplifier needs to be positioned away from your playing area. For smaller venues or practice spaces, shorter cables work fine, but the extra length gives you flexibility without significant signal loss when using quality shielded cables.

Do these cables work with bass guitars and keyboards?

Yes, these cables work with any instrument that uses standard 1/4" TS (mono) outputs, including electric guitars, bass guitars, keyboards, and electronic drums. The braided copper shielding maintains signal integrity across the full frequency range these instruments produce.

Will these cables reduce noise compared to cheaper guitar cables?

The braided copper shielding effectively blocks electromagnetic interference from stage lights, wireless systems, and other electronic equipment that can introduce hum and buzz into your signal. Quality shielding becomes more important with longer cable runs where interference has more opportunity to enter the signal path.

Can I use these cables for connecting pedals or other audio equipment?

While these cables will physically connect most 1/4" audio equipment, they're optimized for high-impedance instrument signals. For connecting mixers, amplifiers, or other line-level equipment, dedicated audio patch cables or balanced cables may provide better performance depending on your specific setup requirements.

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