The SACB-8x25-PKG1 delivers professional-grade signal distribution for live sound engineers, bands, and venues requiring reliable multi-channel audio transmission. This complete package combines an 8-channel low-profile snake cable with eight heavy-duty XLR cables for comprehensive stage-to-mixer connectivity.

The 25-foot snake cable uses circuit board technology in its stage box to ensure rock-solid connections that won't fail mid-performance. Individual shielding on all eight pairs of 25-gauge conductors eliminates noise interference while maintaining signal integrity across all channels. The low-profile design makes cable management easier in crowded stage environments.

Built with high-quality XLR connectors throughout, this snake features XLR female connections at the numbered stage box and XLR male fantails at the mixer end. The compact stage box measures just 10.75" x 3" x 2.75", making it easy to position without taking up valuable stage real estate. Each included 12-foot XLR cable extends your reach for connecting microphones, instruments, and monitors.

Perfect for bands playing clubs and theaters, mobile DJs working weddings and corporate events, or house-of-worship installations requiring clean multi-channel routing. The 25-foot length handles most small to medium venues up to 200 people while keeping stage and front-of-house positions properly separated.

Everything connects with standard XLR – no adapters or converters needed. The package includes both the 8-channel snake and eight individual XLR cables for complete system flexibility. Backed by a one-year warranty with fast shipping from Seismic Audio.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What venues work best with a 25-foot snake cable?

This 25-foot snake is ideal for small to medium venues like clubs, theaters, wedding halls, and churches that seat up to 200 people. The length provides enough separation between stage and mixing position without excess cable to manage. For larger venues or outdoor festivals, you'd want a longer snake, but this length hits the sweet spot for most indoor gigs and mobile setups.

Do I need additional cables beyond what's included in this package?

The package includes everything you need for an 8-channel setup: the main snake cable plus eight 12-foot XLR cables for connecting mics and instruments to the stage box. You won't need any adapters since everything uses standard XLR connections. The included XLR cables give you flexibility to position the stage box optimally while still reaching all your inputs.

How does the circuit board technology improve reliability compared to standard snakes?

Circuit board technology in the stage box creates more secure, permanent connections between the XLR jacks and internal wiring compared to traditional hand-soldered connections. This eliminates common failure points like loose solder joints that can cause intermittent signal loss or crackling during performances. The result is consistently reliable connections that hold up under repeated use and transport.

Can I extend this snake with additional XLR cables if I need more length?

Yes, you can extend any channel by connecting standard XLR cables between the snake's male fantail connectors and your mixer inputs. However, for significant length increases, consider moving up to a longer snake cable to maintain optimal signal quality. The included 12-foot XLR cables already provide good flexibility for routing to your mixing console.

What's the difference between this low-profile snake and a standard snake cable?

The low-profile design refers to the compact 10.75" x 3" x 2.75" stage box that sits flatter and takes up less stage space compared to bulkier traditional snake boxes. This makes cable management easier in tight stage setups and reduces trip hazards. The electrical performance and connection quality remain professional-grade – you're not sacrificing audio quality for the smaller footprint.

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