Seismic Audio SACB-24x8x100 XLR Snake 24 - Channel Low Profile Circuit Board Audio Snake Cable - 100 Feet

Works great for our outdoor events using mixed equipment and not full digital yet. I recommend this for good sound engineering and moving your sound to another level.

Received this snake and was instantly happy. Quality, workmanship and materials were well above what I was expecting. The metal used in the case is TOUGH, not paper thin like some others I've seen. Connectors are sturdy and well laid out. I modded mine to add a 1/4" send, so I had to 'open it up'. The circuit board soldering is perfect. Nothing on the inside looks 'cheap'. Overall very, very pleased. Have used it at two Nashville area shows so far. It's a very welcomed addition to my PA system.

I finally had the chance to use this piece of equipment for an our door festival. The temperatures reached into the upper 90s and we never missed a beat. The cable and XLR connectors were durable and made with a great quality material. I highly recommend this product.

Loved it. I just used at our vbs service. The only concern I really had was how thin the cables were. I'm hoping they don't break easily. Other than that I love it. Thank you so much and I do plan on buying more from you.

Great service and product

Great product at an amazing price, at my door perfectly on schedule. Nice Work Guys !

Great price on time delivery

The SACB-24x8x100 Low Profile Snake is solidly-built with quality components. Highly recommend!

We installed this in a bar. The fan tail end is easy to read and the XLR's connect firm and solid. The box end connects easy and solid, but you have to push the release buttons super hard to get the XLR cable back out. It is reasonably quiet, and delivers a strong signal and return. For the money, it's a good snake.

It is really nice to have the flexibility that a snake offers, and for the most part, this is a really nice snake. My only complaint is that the actual wiring seems incredibly lightweight for the length of snake. I am not sure I even want to know what gauge of wire they are using, but there does not seem to be hardly any shielding to it.