The SARLX-2x10 2-channel XLR snake cable serves musicians, DJs, sound engineers, and venues that need reliable signal routing between stage and mixing positions. This 10-foot snake consolidates two separate mic lines into one organized cable run, reducing stage clutter and setup time.

Each channel delivers balanced XLR connectivity from male to female connectors, maintaining clean signal transfer without noise or interference. The foil shielding with drain wire protects against electromagnetic interference common in live sound environments with multiple wireless devices and power sources.

Built with 22 AWG copper conductors and durable outer jacketing, this snake cable handles the demands of regular transport and setup. Color-coded and numerically labeled channels prevent connection errors during quick changeovers between acts. Field-serviceable connectors allow for maintenance or repair without replacing the entire cable, extending service life in demanding applications.

Perfect for small band setups, DJ rigs, church sound systems, and recording studios where you need to route two microphones or instruments from stage to mixer position. The 10-foot length works well for smaller stages, practice rooms, or when the mixing console sits close to performers.

Connects any XLR output device like microphones, DI boxes, or instrument preamps to mixing consoles or audio interfaces. No additional cables required - this is a complete 2-channel solution.

Backed by a one-year manufacturer warranty with fast shipping. Seismic Audio delivers professional-grade cable performance at a price point that works for working musicians.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between this and running two separate XLR cables?

A snake cable keeps your signal lines organized and reduces the number of individual cables you need to manage during setup and teardown. The color-coding and numeric labeling prevent connection mistakes when you're working quickly between sets. You'll spend less time untangling cables and troubleshooting crossed connections.

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

Yes, if your powered speakers have XLR inputs, this snake cable will carry microphone signals from stage to your speakers. However, most setups work better running mics to a mixer first for volume control and EQ, then from mixer to speakers. This gives you better control over your sound.

How many people can I run sound for with a 2-channel snake?

A 2-channel snake works well for solo performers with a mic and instrument, acoustic duos, or simple DJ setups. For full bands, you'll typically need 4, 8, or 16-channel snakes to handle drums, multiple mics, and instruments. Consider your current needs plus room to grow.

Will this work with my audio interface for home recording?

Absolutely. This snake cable connects any two XLR sources like microphones or DI boxes to XLR inputs on your audio interface. It's particularly useful in home studios where you want to record two sources simultaneously but keep cable runs neat and organized.

What if a connector breaks or gets damaged?

The connectors are field-serviceable, meaning you can replace them with basic soldering skills and standard XLR connectors available at any music store. This saves money compared to replacing the entire cable and keeps you running if damage occurs during a gig.

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