The SACB-12x4x50 delivers professional-grade connectivity for live sound engineers, mobile DJs, and venue installers who need reliable signal routing between stage and mixing position. This 12-channel snake cable handles the demanding connection requirements of mid-sized productions and permanent installations.

Built with circuit board technology in the stage box, this snake ensures rock-solid connections that won't fail during critical moments. The 12 XLR male sends and 4 XLR female returns provide the input/output configuration most live sound applications demand, while 100% individually shielded pairs with 25-gauge conductors deliver clean signal transmission without noise interference.

The heavy-duty steel stage box measures 10.75" x 5.5" x 2.75" and features numerical labeling for quick identification during setup. At the mixing end, the color-coded and numerically labeled fantail makes connections intuitive even in low-light conditions. At 50 feet, this snake works perfectly for small to mid-sized venues accommodating 100-400 people, outdoor festivals, church sanctuaries, and mobile DJ setups where the mixing position needs distance from the stage.

Setup is straightforward: connect the stage box near your microphones and instruments, then run the 50-foot trunk to your mixing console. High-quality XLR connectors ensure compatibility with all professional mixing boards and power amplifiers without adapters.

Every Seismic Audio snake cable includes a one-year warranty and ships ready for immediate deployment in touring or installation applications.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What size venues work best with this 50-foot snake cable?

This snake cable is ideal for small to mid-sized venues with 100-400 person capacity, including churches, school auditoriums, club stages, and outdoor festival setups. The 50-foot length provides enough distance to position your mixing console away from stage noise while keeping cable runs manageable. For larger venues exceeding 500 people, consider a longer snake cable or plan for additional signal processing.

How does circuit board technology improve reliability over standard snakes?

Circuit board technology eliminates the traditional hand-soldered connections inside the stage box that often fail under touring conditions. Instead of multiple solder joints that can crack or corrode, the circuit board provides a solid, vibration-resistant connection between the trunk cable and individual XLR connectors. This design significantly reduces connection failures and maintains signal integrity over years of use.

What mixing consoles and equipment connect directly to this snake?

The 12 XLR male sends connect directly to any mixing console's XLR inputs, while the 4 XLR female returns accept outputs from your mixer, powered speakers, or power amplifiers. No adapters or converters are needed for standard professional audio equipment. This configuration works perfectly with 16-channel mixers where you need 12 inputs and 4 monitor or aux sends back to the stage.

Can I use this snake for both live sound and recording applications?

Yes, this snake works well for both live sound reinforcement and studio recording setups. The individually shielded pairs and heavy-duty conductors maintain signal quality for recording applications, while the rugged construction handles the demands of live performance. The 4 return channels are particularly useful for monitor mixes in live sound or for sending headphone feeds and reference signals in recording scenarios.

How does this 12x4 configuration compare to other channel counts?

The 12x4 configuration provides the optimal balance for most small to mid-sized productions. You get enough input channels for a full band setup (drums, bass, guitars, keyboards, vocals) plus the 4 returns handle main outputs and monitor sends. If you only need basic stereo playback, consider an 8x4 model. For larger productions requiring 16+ microphones, step up to our 16x4 or 20x4 configurations.

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