The SAEM-8x4x50 delivers professional-grade connectivity for bands, mobile DJs, and sound engineers running shows where the mixing console needs to be positioned away from the stage. This 50-foot XLR snake cable eliminates the need to run individual mic cables across venues, streamlining setup and reducing cable clutter.

This 8-send, 4-return configuration handles full band setups with room to spare. Eight XLR male sends connect your microphones and DI boxes at the stage, while four XLR female returns bring signals back from the console for monitors or effects. The heavy-duty steel stage box features numerical labels and blank white spaces above each channel for custom labeling with tape or markers.

Built with 22-gauge conductors and 100% individually shielded pairs, this snake rejects interference that can plague cheaper multi-core cables. The color-coded and numbered fantail end makes identification quick during live shows, while heavy-duty strain relief at both ends prevents cable damage from repeated coiling and transport. High-quality XLR connectors ensure reliable connections show after show.

Perfect for venues seating 100-500 people, church sound systems, outdoor festivals, or any application where the mixer needs distance from the stage. Works directly with professional mixing consoles and power amplifiers without adapters.

The stage box includes a sturdy handle for easy transport, and the entire assembly weighs 15 pounds. Backed by Seismic Audio's one-year warranty with fast shipping nationwide.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What venues and crowd sizes work best with this 50-foot snake?

This snake cable works well for venues seating 100-500 people where you need the mixing console positioned away from the stage. Perfect for church sanctuaries, school auditoriums, outdoor festivals, and wedding receptions where the sound booth is at the back of the room. The 50-foot length gives you flexibility without excess cable to manage.

Can I connect this directly to my mixing console and power amplifiers?

Yes, this snake uses standard XLR connections on both ends, so it plugs directly into professional mixing consoles without adapters. The 8 XLR male sends connect to your console's mic inputs, while the 4 XLR female returns connect to your console's auxiliary outputs for stage monitors or effects sends.

How does the 8-send, 4-return configuration work for a typical band setup?

The 8 sends handle a full band setup: vocals, drums (kick, snare, overheads), bass DI, guitar amp, and keyboard. The 4 returns typically serve monitor mixes back to the stage - one mix each for vocals, drums, guitars, and bass. This configuration covers most live band requirements without running individual cables.

What makes this snake better than running individual XLR cables?

Individual shielding on each pair prevents crosstalk between channels, while the single multi-core design reduces setup time and cable clutter. The numbered and color-coded fantail makes identification quick during live shows, and the steel stage box keeps all connections organized and protected from damage.

Does the stage box work for permanent installations or just mobile setups?

The steel stage box with handle works for both mobile and permanent installations. The numerical labels and white writing surfaces let you customize channel identification with tape or permanent markers. Heavy-duty construction handles repeated transport while being sturdy enough for permanent mounting in fixed installations.

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