The SASRT-16x15 is a 16-channel TRS snake cable built for live sound engineers and mobile performers who need reliable signal routing between their stage and mixing console. This 15-foot snake handles the critical connection between your instruments, effects, and mixer without the signal degradation that kills professional gigs.

Each channel features 1/4" TRS connectors on both ends, making this snake ideal for balanced line-level signals from keyboards, drum machines, effects processors, and direct boxes. The TRS configuration supports both stereo signals and balanced mono connections, giving you flexibility for different source types.

Built with 22-gauge high-purity copper conductors, each channel maintains signal integrity across the 15-foot run. The connectors feature gold-tipped contacts for corrosion resistance and reliable connections. Color-coded and numerically labeled channels eliminate guesswork during setup and teardown. Serviceable ends mean you can repair connections in the field rather than replacing the entire snake.

This snake works well for small to medium venues, rehearsal spaces, and mobile DJ setups where you need multiple signal paths but don't want to run individual cables. Connect synthesizers, effects units, and other line-level gear to your mixer's TRS inputs, or use it for patching effects in your signal chain.

The snake comes ready to use with all 16 channels terminated and tested. Seismic Audio backs this cable with a one-year warranty and ships fast to get your rig connected.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between TRS and TS snake cables?

TRS (tip-ring-sleeve) connectors support balanced signals and stereo connections, while TS (tip-sleeve) connectors only handle unbalanced mono signals. This TRS snake works with keyboards, effects processors, and other gear that outputs balanced line-level signals, providing better noise rejection than unbalanced cables.

What venues and crowd sizes work best with a 15-foot snake?

This 15-foot length works well for small to medium venues up to 200 people, rehearsal spaces, and mobile setups where your mixer stays relatively close to the stage. For larger venues or permanent installations where you need more distance between stage and FOH position, consider our longer snake options.

Can I use this snake for microphones?

No, this TRS snake is designed for line-level signals from keyboards, effects units, and other electronic gear. Microphones require XLR connections and mic preamps. For microphones, you'll want an XLR snake cable instead of this TRS version.

What happens if one of the connectors breaks?

The serviceable ends mean you can replace individual connectors without buying a new snake. Simply unscrew the connector housing, rewire to a new TRS plug, and you're back in business. This field-repairable design saves money and prevents gig-killing failures.

How do I connect this to my mixing console?

Connect the numbered TRS plugs to corresponding TRS line inputs on your mixer, or use TRS-to-XLR adapters if your console has XLR line inputs. Each channel carries one signal path, so a stereo keyboard would use two channels (left and right). The color coding and numbers make setup quick and error-free.

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