The SARMSS-24x310 is designed for live sound engineers and venue technicians who need to split 24 microphone and line signals simultaneously to multiple mixing positions. This rack-mountable splitter snake handles the critical task of sending identical signals from your stage box to both front-of-house and monitor mixing consoles without signal degradation.

This hardwired Y-splitter system takes 24 input channels and splits each one into two identical outputs, allowing you to feed both your main console and monitor board from a single stage connection. The 3-space rack-mountable steel stage box features XLR/TRS combo jacks that accept both microphone and line inputs, while the dual fantail outputs terminate in male XLR connectors for direct connection to mixing consoles.

Each of the 24 channels uses individually shielded pairs with 22-gauge conductors to maintain signal integrity and reject interference. The system includes one 3-foot trunk and one 10-foot trunk, giving you flexibility in console placement. Both the stage box and fantails are clearly labeled and color-coded for quick setup during load-in.

Perfect for venues running separate FOH and monitor engineers, recording studios doing live tracking, or any situation requiring simultaneous feeds to multiple mixing positions. Works effectively in venues from small clubs to mid-size theaters where dual console operation is standard.

The stage box connects to your microphones and instruments via standard XLR or TRS cables, while the fantails connect directly to your mixing console XLR inputs. Everything needed for operation is hardwired into the system. Seismic Audio backs this splitter snake with a one-year warranty and ships it ready for immediate use.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this splitter snake pass phantom power for condenser microphones?

Yes, the SARMSS-24x310 passes 48V phantom power from your mixing console through to connected condenser microphones. Phantom power is essential for condenser mics because they require external power to operate their internal electronics. The splitter maintains this power connection while splitting the audio signal.

How does this compare to splitter snakes with transformers and ground lifts?

This is a passive hardwired splitter without isolation transformers or ground lift switches, making it simpler and more affordable than transformer-isolated models. It works well when your consoles share the same electrical ground, but venues with ground loop issues may benefit from transformer-isolated splitters instead.

Can I connect both XLR microphones and TRS line inputs to the same snake?

Absolutely. The combo jacks on the stage box accept either XLR microphones or TRS line inputs on each channel. You can mix and match input types across all 24 channels - run vocals on XLR inputs and keyboards or direct boxes on TRS inputs as needed.

How do you use the dual trunk configuration in a typical live sound setup?

The dual trunk system lets you position both mixing consoles where they work best for your venue. Typically, you'll run the shorter 3-foot trunk to your monitor console positioned near the stage, while the 10-foot trunk provides extra reach to position your front-of-house console further back in the venue or in a dedicated booth. Both trunks carry identical signals from all 24 channels, so you can swap their usage based on your specific room layout and console placement needs.

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