Detail 01
18 feet
Enough slack to walk a small stage. Longer runs add capacitance, which rolls off some high end.

Independent shopping perspective
An 18-foot guitar cable with a right-angle plug at one end. For players who want a cable that stays quiet and lasts through years of gigs.

Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Enough slack to walk a small stage. Longer runs add capacitance, which rolls off some high end.
Detail 02
The cable exits sideways instead of straight out, so it clears your body and takes less strain.
Detail 03
Meant for the amp or pedal input, where clearance isn't an issue and a straight plug seats deeper.
Detail 04
Shielded and low-current. Never use it between an amp head and a speaker cabinet.
Detail 05
Standard guitar and bass wiring. Works with any passive or active instrument into any amp input.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. Eighteen feet is a common stage length. You lose a small amount of treble compared to a 10-foot cable, but most players won't hear it through an amp.
Yes. It's a standard unbalanced instrument cable and works with bass, guitar, keyboards, and anything else with a 1/4 inch output.
The angled end. It sits flat against the body and is far less likely to get yanked or snapped off if you step on the cable.
No. This is an instrument cable. Speaker connections need unshielded, heavier-gauge speaker cable, and using the wrong one can damage the amp.
Reference
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