The SARMSS-32x515 32-channel splitter snake serves live sound engineers, touring acts, and permanent installations requiring dual console feeds from a single stage setup. This rack-mountable solution eliminates the need for multiple individual cables while providing clean signal splits to both front-of-house and monitor mixing positions.

This hardwired Y-splitter design takes 32 input signals at the stage box and sends identical copies down two separate trunks—one 5-foot and one 15-foot—each terminating in labeled XLR fantails. The stage box features XLR/TRS combo jacks that accept either XLR or 1/4" connections, making it compatible with microphones, DI boxes, and line-level sources.

Built with 22-gauge conductors and 100% individually shielded pairs, this snake maintains signal integrity while rejecting interference. The 4-space rack-mountable steel stage box provides secure connections and easy transport. Each of the 32 channels passes phantom power, ensuring condenser microphones receive the 48V they require. Clear labeling on both the stage box and color-grouped fantails speeds setup and prevents connection errors.

Perfect for medium to large venues, festivals, or theaters where monitor and FOH consoles need separate positioning. The dual trunk lengths provide flexibility—position the monitor console closer to stage with the 5-foot trunk while running the 15-foot trunk to a distant FOH position. Works with any professional mixing console, powered mixer, or audio interface with XLR inputs.

Connects directly to mixing consoles without adapters or converters. The complete system includes the rack-mountable stage box with both hardwired trunks and fantails ready for immediate deployment. One-year warranty and fast shipping ensure reliable performance for your next show.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this splitter snake pass phantom power to condenser microphones?

Yes, the SARMSS-32x515 passes 48V phantom power from your mixing console to condenser microphones. This is essential for condenser mics that require phantom power to operate their internal electronics. The individually shielded pairs maintain clean phantom power delivery without interference or voltage drop.

How is this different from a regular snake cable?

Unlike regular snakes that provide a single connection path, this splitter snake creates two identical copies of each input signal. One signal goes down the 5-foot trunk, another down the 15-foot trunk, allowing you to feed both a monitor console and FOH console simultaneously from the same stage inputs without additional DI boxes or splitters.

Can I use both XLR and 1/4" cables in the combo jacks?

Yes, each of the 32 combo jacks accepts either XLR or 1/4" TRS connections. This flexibility lets you connect microphones via XLR while using 1/4" cables for instruments, keyboards, or other line sources. You cannot use both connection types in the same jack simultaneously—it's one or the other per channel.

What are the typical installation applications for this splitter snake?

This 32-channel splitter excels in permanent installations like churches, theaters, and conference centers where you need to feed both house sound and recording/broadcast systems. It's also ideal for touring acts that require separate monitor and FOH consoles, festivals with multiple mixing positions, or any venue where signal distribution from stage to multiple locations is needed.

How do the different trunk lengths help with console positioning?

The 5-foot and 15-foot trunks provide positioning flexibility for different console locations. Use the shorter 5-foot trunk for a nearby monitor console or side-stage position, while the 15-foot trunk reaches to a more distant FOH position or control room. This eliminates the need for extension cables and reduces potential connection points that could introduce noise or failures.

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