The SARLX-6x6 is a 6-channel XLR snake cable built for bands, DJs, churches, and venues that need clean, organized audio routing between stage and mixer. This 6-foot snake handles the most common patching scenarios without excess cable clutter on smaller stages.

Each of the six channels uses balanced XLR connections (6 female, 6 male) to maintain signal integrity and reduce noise interference. The 22 AWG copper conductors and shielding provide reliable transmission for microphones, DI boxes, stage boxes, and powered speakers in live sound applications.

Color-coded and numerically labeled channels speed up setup and prevent patching mistakes during changeovers. The balanced XLR design rejects hum and electromagnetic interference that can plague unbalanced connections in live environments. This snake works equally well for permanent installations in churches and schools or portable rigs for mobile DJs and touring acts.

Perfect for connecting stage gear to mixing consoles in venues up to 200 people, home studios, rehearsal spaces, and AV installations where multiple mic lines or balanced signals need routing. The 6-foot length keeps cable runs neat without excess slack for rack-to-rack patching or short stage-to-front-of-house connections.

Simply connect your microphones, instruments, or other XLR sources to the female ends and route the male ends to your mixer or audio interface. Everything needed is included in the box.

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Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between this 6-foot snake and longer versions?

The 6-foot SARLX-6x6 is designed for short runs between racks, stage boxes to nearby mixers, or compact stage setups. Longer versions like the 10-foot model work better when your mixer is positioned farther from the stage or when you need extra cable management flexibility in larger venues.

Can I use this snake to connect microphones directly to my powered speakers?

No, this snake is designed to route signals between equipment with XLR inputs and outputs, like connecting microphones to a mixer or mixer to powered speakers. You'll still need a mixing console or audio interface between your mics and speakers to control levels and provide phantom power for condenser microphones.

How many people can I handle audio for with a 6-channel snake?

A 6-channel snake typically handles venues up to 200 people comfortably. You can run 4-5 vocal microphones plus a couple of instrument inputs for a typical band setup, or use it for multiple wireless microphone receivers in presentation environments like churches or conference rooms.

Does this cable provide phantom power for condenser microphones?

The snake cable itself doesn't provide phantom power, but it will carry phantom power from your mixer to condenser microphones connected through the snake. Your mixing console or audio interface needs to supply the +48V phantom power, which then travels through the balanced XLR connections in the snake.

What's the advantage of color-coded cables over standard black snakes?

Color-coding and numerical labels eliminate guesswork during setup and teardown, especially in low-light stage conditions. Instead of tracing cables or testing each connection, you can quickly identify which channel goes where, reducing setup time and preventing patching errors that cause feedback or dead channels during performances.

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