PRORECK 8-Channel Low Profile XLR Send Circuit Board Snake Cables, XLR Splitter Cable for Live, Recording, Stage, Studio, 50 Feet Long

We are using this in our in-ear rack so we can quickly hook up to house sound systems. Works perfectly for that! Very durable metal case, and the length is perfect for our use. I've been running sound for over 30 years, and this snake is as good as anything out there. Absolutely no added noise, and very robust.

Alot of less cables laying around The stage is more presentable not a big mess behind the soundboard And the price is much lower then the big name one and it's quality it's just as good as the big name

Bought this to use as a sub-snake to the drumkit. As it turns out I needed 10 In's so I reversed two of the returns and the fan end, (Replaced with neutrik xlr connectors.) and I use a gender adapter at the other end. All channels work fine. Upon arrival I tested each of the channels to be sure before the gig. Everything was good on all lines. I was a little surprised they all share the same ground, but with a circuit board snake I guess that would make the most sense. No noise, phantom power works fine. The housing is plastic, but not the brittle type so after approximately 10 gigs with it, it still looks like I just bought it. A good little sub-snake!

Great snake for the price! I've used this at about 20 gigs so far with zero problems. All channels work as they should. It's a pretty rugged piece of gear, also. I liked it so much that I bought an 8x4 version also to use as a drum snake.

Seems to be a good product. One of the cables - #8 - does not work; but I make do. Cleans up the performance area. Only had it for a few months, but seems to be a good product.

The mic cables used to look so messy, but after switching to this one, everything looks neat and the sound comes through crystal clear. I’m very satisfied.

So far so good.

Great 100 ft. 12X4 audio snake for the money. Some other reviewers are saying that the stage box is plastic. No says I! After further examination, I have discovered that the majority of the stage box is of a metal clam-shell design, which provides better RF shielding. The only plastic parts are the end caps that hold the clam-shell halves together using eight self-tapping screws. The diameter of the snake cable is a little thicker than some other 12x4 snakes that I have used in the past. This may be due to each individual channel having its own PVC jacket for the full, 100 feet length, which is actually a benefit. I have not yet used this model on a live gig yet, but having the connectors on a printed circuit board seems to also be a superior design feature. I installed this snake on a modified garden hose reel and I am ready to roll out!