The SAJLP-12x4x100 is built for live sound engineers, band techs, and venue operators who need reliable multichannel audio routing without the bulk of traditional snake cables. This 12-channel XLR snake with 4 TRS returns handles the essential connections between your mixing console and stage performers across 100 feet of cable.

The low-profile stage box measures just 10.75" x 5.5" x 2.75", using circuit board technology to create solid connections while minimizing your stage footprint. Each of the 12 XLR male sends connects microphones and DI boxes to your mixer, while 4 balanced TRS returns handle monitor feeds or effects sends back to the stage.

Heavy-duty 25-gauge conductors with individual shielding on each pair reject interference and maintain signal integrity across the full 100-foot run. The numerically labeled stage box and color-coded fantail speed up setup and troubleshooting during sound checks. Steel construction and reinforced strain relief at both ends handle the rigors of regular load-in and setup.

This configuration works well for small to medium venues, band rehearsal spaces, and outdoor events where you need to position your mixer 100 feet from the stage. The 12 sends handle a full band setup including vocals, drums, guitars, and keys, while the 4 returns provide monitor mixes or effects loops.

Connect the fantail end to your mixing console's XLR inputs and TRS outputs, then run the stage box to your performance area. The snake cable ships ready to use with all connectors installed.

Seismic Audio backs this snake with a one-year warranty and ships within one business day of your order.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What size venue can this 12-channel snake handle?

This snake works well for small to medium venues with capacity up to 200-300 people, band rehearsal spaces, and outdoor events where your mixing position is up to 100 feet from the stage. The 12 XLR sends can handle a full band setup including multiple vocals, drum mics, guitar and bass DIs, and keyboard connections. The 4 TRS returns provide monitor feeds or effects sends back to performers.

What's the difference between this and a traditional snake cable?

The low-profile design uses circuit board technology in a compact stage box that's 60% smaller than traditional snakes. This reduces your stage footprint and makes setup easier in tight spaces. You get the same audio quality and connection reliability as larger snakes, but with better portability and less stage clutter during performances.

What cables do I need to connect this to my mixer?

The snake comes with all connectors pre-installed - no additional cables needed. Connect the color-coded fantail XLR males to your mixer's mic inputs and the TRS connectors to your mixer's monitor or aux outputs. The stage box connects directly to microphones, DI boxes, and other stage gear using standard XLR and TRS cables.

Can I use this snake for recording studio applications?

Yes, this snake works well for studio tracking rooms where you need to run multiple microphone signals from the live room to your control room mixer or interface. The individual shielding on each pair and heavy-duty construction handle the signal integrity requirements for professional recording. The compact stage box takes up minimal space in your tracking room.

How does the circuit board technology improve reliability?

Circuit board connections eliminate the hand-soldered joints found in traditional snakes, creating more consistent connections that resist failure from vibration and handling. The solid-state connections in the stage box reduce the chance of intermittent connections or signal dropouts during performances, while the compact design puts less stress on individual connector pins.

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