The SAGC20R 12-pack delivers color-coded 20-foot guitar cables designed for musicians, bands, and studios who need reliable instrument connections with easy visual identification. Each right-angle to straight cable features 1/4" TS connectors that work with electric guitars, basses, keyboards, and other line-level instruments.

These cables handle the signal path between your instrument and amplifier, pedalboard, or audio interface without signal loss or noise interference. The right-angle connector reduces stress on instrument jacks, particularly important for guitars and basses where straight plugs can get damaged during performance.

Built with braided copper shielding and high-quality metal connectors, each 20-foot cable provides clean signal transmission while the color coding eliminates guesswork during setup and breakdown. The pack includes two cables each in blue, green, red, purple, orange, and yellow, making it simple to assign specific colors to different instruments or band members.

Perfect for bands with multiple guitarists, keyboard rigs requiring several connections, or studios managing numerous instruments. The 20-foot length provides flexibility for stage movement while keeping signal paths organized. Churches with multiple instrument inputs and schools with music programs benefit from the visual organization these colored cables provide.

Each cable connects any instrument with a 1/4" output to amplifiers, DI boxes, pedalboards, or mixing consoles using standard TS connections. The complete 12-cable pack arrives ready to use with no additional adapters needed.

Seismic Audio backs each cable with a one-year warranty, and the entire pack ships quickly to get your rig connected and performing.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What instruments can I use these guitar cables with?

These 1/4" TS cables work with any instrument that has a standard guitar output jack, including electric guitars, bass guitars, keyboards, synthesizers, and electronic drums. The TS (tip-sleeve) connection is the standard for mono instrument signals, making these cables compatible with virtually all electric instruments and their amplifiers.

Why choose right-angle connectors over straight connectors?

The right-angle connector reduces stress on your instrument's output jack, especially important for guitars and basses where a straight plug can get bumped or twisted during performance. This design extends the life of both your instrument's jack and the cable itself, while the straight end connects normally to amplifiers, pedalboards, or audio interfaces.

How do I organize the different colors for my band setup?

Many bands assign specific colors to each member or instrument type - for example, blue for lead guitar, red for bass, green for keyboards. Studios often use colors to designate different recording zones or instruments. The visual identification speeds up setup and prevents accidentally unplugging the wrong instrument during performances.

Can these cables handle both guitar and bass signals?

Yes, these cables work perfectly for both guitar and bass frequencies. The braided copper shielding and quality connectors provide clean signal transmission for the full frequency range of both instruments without introducing noise or signal loss that could affect your tone.

What's the difference between TS and TRS cables for instruments?

TS (tip-sleeve) cables like these carry mono signals and are standard for most electric instruments. TRS (tip-ring-sleeve) cables carry stereo signals or are used for balanced connections. Since most guitars, basses, and keyboards output mono signals, these TS cables are exactly what you need for standard instrument connections.

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