Professional guitar cables designed for musicians and performers who need reliable connections between instruments and amplifiers, pedalboards, or audio interfaces. The right-angle connector prevents cable stress and saves space in tight setups, while the straight connector provides standard compatibility with most gear.

These 20-foot guitar cables deliver clean signal transmission through braided copper shielding that reduces interference and electromagnetic noise. The 1/4" TS connectors provide secure connections that won't loosen during performances, while the metal connector housings resist wear from repeated plugging and unplugging.

Each cable features high-quality metal connectors with braided copper shielding for signal integrity. The 20-foot length provides flexibility for stage movement while keeping signal loss minimal. At 0.62 pounds per cable, they're substantial enough for durability without being cumbersome in your gig bag.

Perfect for guitarists who need to move around small to medium stages, bassists connecting to distant amplifiers, or studio musicians routing signals across control rooms. The right-angle design works particularly well with pedal setups where cable management matters, while the 20-foot length handles most stage configurations without excess cable cluttering your performance area.

Both cables feature standard 1/4" TS male connectors - one straight, one right-angle per cable. Ready to use out of the box with electric guitars, basses, keyboards, and other line-level instruments.

Backed by a one-year warranty and built for years of reliable performance. Professional-grade construction at a price that won't break your gear budget.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

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

The right-angle connector bends 90 degrees, making it ideal for tight spaces like pedalboards or when plugging into guitars where you don't want the cable sticking straight out. The straight connector provides standard compatibility with most amplifiers, audio interfaces, and other gear. This combination gives you maximum flexibility for different connection scenarios.

Will these cables work with both electric guitars and basses?

Yes, these are standard 1/4" TS instrument cables that work with electric guitars, basses, keyboards, and other line-level instruments. The braided copper shielding handles both guitar and bass frequencies effectively, maintaining signal clarity across the full frequency range of both instruments.

How does 20 feet compare to shorter cable lengths for live performance?

Twenty feet provides enough length for most small to medium stage setups, allowing guitarists to move around without being tethered too close to their amplifier. Shorter cables like 10-12 feet work for stationary playing but limit stage movement, while longer cables can introduce more signal loss and create stage clutter you don't need.

Do these cables require any special care or maintenance?

These cables are built for regular gigging use with metal connectors and braided shielding, but proper cable management extends their life significantly. Avoid tight kinks, unplug by gripping the connector rather than pulling the cable, and store them loosely coiled rather than tightly wound to prevent internal wire damage.

Can I use the right-angle connector on my amplifier input?

While you can physically connect the right-angle plug to most amplifier inputs, check your amp's input jack location first. Some amplifier designs have recessed input jacks where a right-angle connector might not fit properly, making the straight connector the better choice for the amp end of your signal chain.

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