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title: "Seismic Audio Speakers 8 Channel Low Profile XLR Send Sub Snake Cable, XLR Splitter Cable, 100 Feet"
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# 100 feet length 8 XLR channels Individually shielded pairs Seismic Audio Speakers 8 Channel Low Profile XLR Send Sub Snake Cable, XLR Splitter Cable, 100 Feet

**Brand:** seismic audio
**Price:** 321846CFA
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎤 Elevate your sound game with crystal-clear, stage-ready connectivity!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Seismic Audio Speakers 8 Channel Low Profile XLR Send Sub Snake Cable, XLR Splitter Cable, 100 Feet by seismic audio
- **How much does it cost?** 321846CFA with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- seismic audio enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted seismic audio brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Extended 100-Foot Reach:** Cover large venues or studios without signal loss or clutter.
- • **Circuit Board Tech Inside:** Ensures rock-solid connections and durability for long-term professional use.
- • **Noise-Cancelling Shielding:** Each conductor pair is individually shielded to deliver crystal-clear sound free from interference.
- • **Versatile XLR Compatibility:** Fits perfectly with professional power amps and mixers—no adapters needed.
- • **Pro-Grade 8 Channel Connectivity:** Seamlessly connect 8 XLR channels with precision-labeled, rugged stage box.

## Overview

The Seismic Audio 8 Channel Low Profile XLR Send Sub Snake Cable is a 100-foot rugged, circuit board-enhanced audio snake designed for professional and prosumer use. Featuring individually shielded 25-gauge conductors, high-quality XLR connectors, and a heavy-duty steel stage box, it delivers reliable, noise-free multi-channel audio connections ideal for studios, live events, and installations—all at an unbeatable value.

## Description

8 Channel XLR Low Profile Circuit Board Snake Cable -100 Feet - Model #: SACB-8x4x100, Sends: 8 XLR Male Connectors, Returns: 4 XLR Female Connectors, Length: 100 Feet, Weight: 17 lbs., Condition: NEW, Stage Box is numerically labeled, Stage Box Dimensions: 10.75 L x 3" W x 2.75" D, Circuit Board Technology within the Box, Fantail is color coded and numerically labeled, 100% individually shielded pairs, 25 gauge heavy duty conductors, Heavy duty steel stage box with handle, High quality XLR connectors at both ends, One Year Warranty. Whether you have a permanent installation or mobile, this snake cable is rugged enough to handle whatever you throw at it - road ready and built to last. With circuit board technology you are insuring a solid connection with your connectors. The quality of your sound can only be as good as the connections between the stage and the mixer and with this snake cable, each pair of heavy duty conductors is individually shielded, yielding crystal clear sound while rejecting extraneous noise. XLR connectors on the returns make this snake cable fit right in with professional power amps and mixing consoles without the need for converters or couplers. Awesome quality snake cables are very hard to find, especially at a decent price. The Seismic Audio brand was designed to make the professional musician, as well as the musician low on cash, sound great. With your purchase, you will receive one audio snake cable pictured and described above. So, put it in your cart today and get ready for years of trouble-free, crystal clear sound!

Review: Not Top Quality But Great Price - The cable quality is good, it is flexible and sturdy. The connectors on the cable are generic, not Neutrik quality but better than Chinese Switchcraft. Nicely numbered. I took the box end apart to see how I might drill holes in it to screw it down. The 8 screws did not turn easily and as a result the heads got chewed up a little bit. Not really a big deal, but indicative of the corners cut on a "value" item. The connections from the cable to the connectors is all done on a circuit board, and all the cable shields are common. Changing out a bad jack could be a bit of work, because two screws from each connector have to come out, and you need to be able to find the same or very similar replacement connector. I think this would be perfect in the small studio, or a sheltered environment like I bought it for - board member microphones for monthly meetings. But if you are going to be on tour, beating this up every day, spend a bit more. Buy brand name connectors, and opt for wiring terminated directly to individually replaceable jacks. Don't get me wrong, I like this, and I think you will too, stick with Whirlwind, ProCo, or the other brands well established with big touring gigs. UPDATE: 02 22 2024. Due to a change in the installation, I had to unsolder all the XLR's to pass the cable through a small hole in a cabinet. When soldering on XLR male connectors, I push them onto the edge of a cardboard box to hold them in position. Been doing using that trick for years. I discovered that the plastic connector piece that holds the contact will soften with the heat of the soldering iron. I had to reheat a few pins to realign them. So if you need to remove and replace an end, plug the connector into an XLR female to hold things in position. The snake is working well for us and people are pleased the cables are finally organized.
Review: Excellent snake for prosumer use - Upon receiving this I checked the continuity of all 16 cables: everything checked out. I disassembled two of the connectors at the fan end: both had good strain relief and were well and cleanly soldered. I disassembled the box: everything was clean, the wires were tidily dressed, all the soldering was done by hand and was well done. I examined the materials: Everything is light weight but of good quality. Only the bags for the box and fan ends were poor: very thin material, minimally adequate sewing, lots of frayed fabric ends sticking out. I used this for two shows: one where I ran microphone signals from the stage to the AV table at the back of the house, and where I ran the mixer output signals from the back of the house to the power amplifiers backstage (for the front of house speakers). With gains turned up higher than normal I got more power hum than expected and some faint radio station broadcasts. I did not have time to investigate before show time, but at normal gain levels it worked fine. It's possible that this is a sign that the cable shielding is not so great, but I rather suspect that this was probably due to a ground loop problem, since I had parts of the system plugged in at both the front and back of the house. In my second show I only ran line-level signals from the AV table at the back of the house to a remotely controlled digital mixer onstage and had no hint of noise. Judging from the materials, I rate this snake as being suitable for amateur, prosumer and coffee-house-style use. Within this category of use I expect this snake to perform reliably and to last for many years. I do not think it is sturdy enough to hold up to the rough and tumble of touring use, and would not recommend it for such.

## Features

- Low Profile Sub Snake Cable: Whether you have a permanent installation or mobile, this snake cable is rugged enough to handle whatever you throw at it. With circuit board technology you are ensuring a solid connection with your connectors.
- Sub Snake Cable: The quality of your sound can only be as good as the connections between the stage & the mixer. With this snake cable, each pair of heavy duty conductors is individually shielded, yielding clear sound while rejecting extraneous noise.
- XLR Splitter Cable: XLR connectors on the returns make this snake cable fit right in with professional power amps and mixing consoles without the need for converters or couplers. The cable is 100 feet long & has 25 gauge heavy duty conductors.
- 8 Channel Splitter: Connect 8 different channels to the stage box. The box connectors are XLR female and the fantail connectors are XLR male. The stage box from Seismic Audio Speakers is numerically labeled and has circuit board technology.
- 100 Foot XLR Cable: Awesome quality snake cables are very hard to find, especially at a decent price. The Seismic Audio brand was designed to make the professional musician, as well as the musician low on cash, sound great.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00IKVCUL8 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #4,139 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #7 in Recording Snakes |
| Brand | Seismic Audio |
| Cable Type | XLR |
| Color | multi-color |
| Compatible Devices | Speaker |
| Compatible Phone Models | No Compatible Phone Models |
| Connector Gender | Female-to-Female |
| Connector Type | XLR |
| Customer Package Type | [POSSIBLE] Flat Free Package (FFP) |
| Date First Available | August 17, 2011 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00847861018641 |
| Indoor/Outdoor Usage | Indoor, Outdoor |
| Item Weight | 17 pounds |
| Item model number | SACB-8x4x100 |
| Manufacturer | Seismic Audio Speakers, Inc. |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Pins | 12 |
| Product Dimensions | 15 x 9 x 6 inches |
| Recommended Uses For Product | IT,Audio |
| Shape | Round |
| Special Feature | Circuit Board Technology, High Quality XLR Connectors, Individually Shielded Pairs |
| Specification Met | certified frustration-free |
| UPC | 847861018641 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Wattage | 3 watts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Seismic Audio
- **Cable Type:** XLR
- **Compatible Devices:** Speaker
- **Connector Type:** XLR
- **Special Feature:** Circuit Board Technology, High Quality XLR Connectors, Individually Shielded Pairs

## Images

![Seismic Audio Speakers 8 Channel Low Profile XLR Send Sub Snake Cable, XLR Splitter Cable, 100 Feet - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81VK7AVCk4L.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can your main speakers be hooked up to the snake?**
A: Hi, If you are using self powered a.k.a. ACTIVE main speakers, monitors, or subwoofers, then yes, you can connect them directly to the RETURN channels of this SACB-8x4x100 stage snake. These SACB stage snakes will NOT carry an AMPLIFIED (powered) signal from the outputs of a power amplifier to the inputs of a PASSIVE speaker. If you send an AMPLIFIED  signal through this SACB snake, you would melt the wires from the inside out. These SACB stages snakes have line-level SEND and RETURN channels. Thanks, Rusty

**Q: Can you directly connect this to a computer? If not, how do you without a mixer?**
A: It can’t be directly connected because the connectors on the cord will not plug directly into any current computer  jack/plug. 

I do not know if there is an adapter available.

**Q: Is it possible to remove the box from the snake temporarily to run in underneath a stage through a PVC pipe?**
A: Hello, thank you for your interest in the Seismic Audio SACB-8x4x100.  The trunk is not designed to be separated from he box.

**Q: I want to use the returns to feed non-powered speakers. is this ok or will i have problems?**
A: Check out a snake like this. I think this is what you are wanting. I found it on Fullcompass.com website:  Whirlwind	MP08-100	Power Snake, 8 Inputs x 1 Return, 100 Ft

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Not Top Quality But Great Price
*by O***Y on February 17, 2024*

The cable quality is good, it is flexible and sturdy. The connectors on the cable are generic, not Neutrik quality but better than Chinese Switchcraft. Nicely numbered. I took the box end apart to see how I might drill holes in it to screw it down. The 8 screws did not turn easily and as a result the heads got chewed up a little bit. Not really a big deal, but indicative of the corners cut on a "value" item. The connections from the cable to the connectors is all done on a circuit board, and all the cable shields are common. Changing out a bad jack could be a bit of work, because two screws from each connector have to come out, and you need to be able to find the same or very similar replacement connector. I think this would be perfect in the small studio, or a sheltered environment like I bought it for - board member microphones for monthly meetings. But if you are going to be on tour, beating this up every day, spend a bit more. Buy brand name connectors, and opt for wiring terminated directly to individually replaceable jacks. Don't get me wrong, I like this, and I think you will too, stick with Whirlwind, ProCo, or the other brands well established with big touring gigs. UPDATE: 02 22 2024. Due to a change in the installation, I had to unsolder all the XLR's to pass the cable through a small hole in a cabinet. When soldering on XLR male connectors, I push them onto the edge of a cardboard box to hold them in position. Been doing using that trick for years. I discovered that the plastic connector piece that holds the contact will soften with the heat of the soldering iron. I had to reheat a few pins to realign them. So if you need to remove and replace an end, plug the connector into an XLR female to hold things in position. The snake is working well for us and people are pleased the cables are finally organized.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent snake for prosumer use
*by B***F on November 3, 2017*

Upon receiving this I checked the continuity of all 16 cables: everything checked out. I disassembled two of the connectors at the fan end: both had good strain relief and were well and cleanly soldered. I disassembled the box: everything was clean, the wires were tidily dressed, all the soldering was done by hand and was well done. I examined the materials: Everything is light weight but of good quality. Only the bags for the box and fan ends were poor: very thin material, minimally adequate sewing, lots of frayed fabric ends sticking out. I used this for two shows: one where I ran microphone signals from the stage to the AV table at the back of the house, and where I ran the mixer output signals from the back of the house to the power amplifiers backstage (for the front of house speakers). With gains turned up higher than normal I got more power hum than expected and some faint radio station broadcasts. I did not have time to investigate before show time, but at normal gain levels it worked fine. It's possible that this is a sign that the cable shielding is not so great, but I rather suspect that this was probably due to a ground loop problem, since I had parts of the system plugged in at both the front and back of the house. In my second show I only ran line-level signals from the AV table at the back of the house to a remotely controlled digital mixer onstage and had no hint of noise. Judging from the materials, I rate this snake as being suitable for amateur, prosumer and coffee-house-style use. Within this category of use I expect this snake to perform reliably and to last for many years. I do not think it is sturdy enough to hold up to the rough and tumble of touring use, and would not recommend it for such.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Seismic 25 foot 16 channel snake is a sturdy cabling option ideal for small live venues
*by H***D on October 24, 2016*

The Seismic 25 foot 16 channel snake is a sturdy cabling option ideal for small live venues, rehearsal studios and recording facilities. I use mine in a basement rehearsal studio, connecting 15 channels from microphones recording guitars, bass and drums (my 16th channel is a line level feed from the vocal PA mixer, so there's one open) to my 16 channel firewire recording interface. I've used cable-only snakes, but it gets confusing finding all the cables on the far end. This all-metal box is a sturdy single point to connect all your microphone cables. There are 4 channels in "reverse" to allow the board operator to talk to the musicians on stage (or means to get other remote sounds onto the stage). I'm not using these reverse channels. All the XLR connectors on the cable end seem high quality and work perfectly. Same with the output connectors on the metal box, all work perfectly. Can't say how well it will react to a cable getting tripped over and pulled out. 25 feet is more than enough for most rehearsal space applications... might be a little short for all but the smallest live rooms. This is a value priced snake with the metal box -- most others cost twice as much and have double the cord length (Seismic has more options with longer cords). Very happy with my purchase.

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