The SAXT-8x10M delivers professional-grade signal routing for recording studios, live venues, and mobile setups that demand clean audio transmission across multiple channels. This 8-channel snake cable eliminates the mess of running individual cables between your mixing console and stage or rack gear.

Built with 22-gauge oxygen-free copper conductors, this snake maintains signal integrity across all eight channels while providing superior RF rejection in electrically noisy environments. The shielded and balanced design ensures your audio stays clean whether you're routing signals in a packed club or a busy recording session.

Each 10-foot snake features XLR male connectors on one end and 1/4" TRS male connectors on the other, with color-coded channels for quick identification during setup and troubleshooting. The audio frequency controlling cable construction handles the full spectrum of musical content without coloration or loss.

Perfect for connecting mixing consoles to stage boxes, rack processors to amplifiers, or studio outboard gear to interfaces. Works equally well for live sound reinforcement in venues up to 500 people, recording studios tracking multiple instruments, or DJ setups requiring multiple signal paths.

Simply connect the XLR end to your mixing board's direct outputs and the TRS end to your amplifiers, processors, or stage box inputs. No additional cables required – everything you need for 8-channel signal distribution in one organized package.

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Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between TRS and TS connectors for this snake cable?

This snake uses TRS (tip-ring-sleeve) connectors which carry balanced signals, providing better noise rejection and longer cable runs than TS (tip-sleeve) unbalanced connections. The balanced TRS design works with professional mixing consoles, audio interfaces, and rack processors that have balanced outputs.

Can I use this snake to connect my mixer directly to powered speakers?

Yes, if your powered speakers have balanced TRS or combo XLR/TRS inputs and your mixer has direct outputs or insert sends. Connect the XLR end to your mixer's direct outs and the TRS end to your powered speakers' inputs. This setup works well for studio monitors or small PA systems.

How many people can I cover with an 8-channel system using this snake?

An 8-channel snake typically supports live sound systems for venues up to 500 people, depending on your mixer and amplifier setup. You might use 4 channels for main PA, 2 for monitors, and 2 for effects processors or additional zones. Studio applications benefit from 8 channels for tracking multiple instruments simultaneously.

Will this work with my audio interface's line outputs?

Yes, most professional audio interfaces have balanced TRS line outputs that connect directly to the TRS end of this snake. The XLR end can then feed mixing consoles, stage boxes, or rack processors. Check that your interface outputs are balanced – some consumer interfaces only have unbalanced outputs.

What's the benefit of oxygen-free copper conductors in this snake cable?

Oxygen-free copper provides better signal transmission and corrosion resistance compared to standard copper conductors. This means cleaner audio with less signal degradation over time, plus superior rejection of radio frequency interference that can cause buzzing or crackling in your sound system.

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