The SARLX-8x50 8-channel XLR snake cable delivers professional signal routing for live sound engineers, mobile DJs, and installed sound systems who need reliable connections between their stage and mixing console. This 50-foot multicore cable eliminates the need to run individual XLR cables across long distances.

Each channel features male and female XLR connectors with proper shielding to maintain signal integrity and reduce noise interference. The balanced XLR connections minimize hum and buzz that can plague unbalanced systems, especially over longer cable runs.

Built with 22-gauge copper wire and individual shielding per channel, this snake maintains clean audio transmission across all eight channels simultaneously. Color-coded cables and numerical labeling speed up setup and troubleshooting during load-in. The rugged construction handles the demands of touring musicians and permanent installations alike.

This snake works well for band setups needing to route vocals and instruments from stage to front-of-house position, DJ rigs connecting multiple sources to the mixer, and small venue installations where the mixing console sits away from the stage area. The 50-foot length covers most small to medium venues and outdoor events.

Simply connect your microphones and instruments to the female XLR ends on stage, then run the male XLR ends to your mixing console or audio interface. The complete snake comes ready to use with no additional cables required.

Seismic Audio backs this snake cable with a one-year warranty and ships ready for immediate deployment in your live sound rig.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What venues work best with a 50-foot snake cable?

This length handles most small to medium venues, including clubs, small theaters, wedding venues, and outdoor events where your mixing position is 30-45 feet from the stage. It's ideal for mobile DJs and bands playing rooms that seat up to 200-300 people where you need the flexibility to position your mixer away from the performance area.

Do the XLR connectors work with all microphones and mixing consoles?

Yes, standard XLR connectors are industry standard for professional microphones, DI boxes, and mixing console inputs. The male XLR ends connect to your mixer's mic inputs, while the female ends accept microphones, instrument DIs, and other line-level sources. The balanced design works with both dynamic and condenser microphones.

How does color coding help during setup and troubleshooting?

Each of the eight channels features a different colored cable jacket, making it easy to trace specific channels from stage to mixer during setup. When combined with the numerical labeling, you can quickly identify which microphone connects to which mixer channel, especially helpful during sound check or when troubleshooting signal issues mid-show.

Can this snake handle line-level signals from keyboards and other instruments?

Absolutely. While designed primarily for microphone-level signals, this snake works equally well with line-level sources like keyboards, drum machines, and acoustic instrument preamps. The balanced XLR connections and proper shielding maintain signal integrity for both mic and line level sources throughout the 50-foot run.

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

A snake cable bundles all eight channels into one manageable run, reducing setup time and cable clutter significantly. Instead of laying out eight separate 50-foot XLR cables, you run one snake cable and have all your connections organized. This also reduces the chance of forgetting cables and makes load-out much faster after your event.

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