The SARLX-2x15 2-channel XLR snake cable streamlines audio connections for bands, DJs, churches, and sound engineers who need reliable signal routing between stage and mixing position. This 15-foot snake eliminates the need to run multiple individual XLR cables, reducing setup time and cable clutter.

Built with balanced XLR male-to-female connectors on each channel, this snake maintains clean signal transfer for microphones, direct boxes, stage monitors, and powered speakers. The balanced design actively rejects noise and interference that can plague long cable runs in electrically noisy environments.

Each channel uses 22 AWG oxygen-free copper conductors with foil shielding and drain wire construction. The color-coded and numerically labeled channels make identification instant during live performances or installations. At 15 feet, this snake works well for smaller stages, rehearsal rooms, and mobile DJ setups where the mixing console sits relatively close to the performance area.

Common applications include connecting stage microphones to a mixer, routing monitor sends to powered wedges, or linking audio interfaces to stage boxes. The snake works in venues accommodating up to 150 people where shorter cable runs are sufficient.

Both XLR connectors per channel come factory-installed and tested. The cable connects directly to any equipment with standard XLR inputs and outputs - no additional adapters required.

Seismic Audio backs this snake cable with a one-year manufacturer warranty and ships nationwide.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What venues work best with a 15-foot XLR snake cable?

The 15-foot length works well in smaller venues up to 150 people, including rehearsal studios, small clubs, house parties, and intimate church services. This length is ideal when your mixing position sits close to the stage or performance area. For larger venues or when the mixer needs to be positioned further back in the room, consider longer snake options.

Can I use this snake cable with powered speakers and mixing consoles?

Yes, this snake works with any audio equipment that has standard XLR inputs and outputs. Connect microphones or direct boxes to the female XLR ends, then run the male XLR ends to your mixer's mic inputs. You can also use it in reverse to send monitor mixes from your console to powered stage monitors.

How does foil shielding compare to braided shield construction?

Foil shielding with drain wire provides excellent protection against electromagnetic interference while keeping the cable flexible and lightweight. This construction effectively blocks radio frequency interference and electrical noise from lighting systems. The drain wire ensures proper grounding, making it suitable for professional live sound applications.

What's the difference between this 2-channel snake and running individual XLR cables?

A snake cable keeps multiple audio channels organized in one jacket, reducing setup time and preventing cable tangles on stage. Instead of running two separate XLR cables that can get separated or mixed up, you have both channels in one cable with color-coded identification. This makes setup faster and creates a cleaner, more professional appearance.

Do I need any additional adapters or cables to use this snake?

No additional cables or adapters are required. The snake has standard 3-pin XLR male and female connectors that work directly with microphones, mixers, audio interfaces, powered speakers, and other professional audio equipment. Each channel provides a complete XLR male-to-female connection ready for immediate use.

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