PKnight 8-Channel XLR Snake Cable, 200cm Multi-Core XLR Male to Female Low-Noise Audio Cable for Stage, Studio, Live Band, Theater, Mixer and Signal Routing

Bullet Point 8-Channel XLR Snake Cable for Multi-Channel Routing: Combines eight independent XLR channels into one multi-core main cable, helping users organize more audio or control signal lines with less cable clutter. 200cm Multi-Core Low-Noise Audio Cable: The cable is approximately 200 cm long and weighs about 1 kg, with the jacket marked as professional low-noise audio multi-pair cable for organized multi-channel signal routing. XLR Male-to-Female Channel Breakout: Features eight XLR male connectors on one end and eight XLR female connectors on the other, allowing CH1-CH8 to be routed through one main cable instead of eight separate cable runs. Color-Coded Number Labels for Easier Matching: Each channel is identified with colored number markers, helping technicians match microphones, instruments, mixers, control racks or audio interfaces during setup. Built for Repeated Professional Use: A multi-channel XLR snake helps improve cable management, reduce missed connections and simplify inventory control in touring, rental and fixed installation environments Product Description This 8-channel XLR snake cable is designed for organizing multiple independent XLR signal channels into one multi-core cable. It is useful for live sound, theater, studio, rehearsal, AV installation and stage control applications where users need to route several signal lines between equipment areas. The cable is approximately 200 cm long and weighs about 1 kg. It features eight XLR male connectors on one end and eight XLR female connectors on the other, with colored number markers for CH1-CH8. The cable jacket is marked as professional low-noise audio multi-pair cable. Compared with running eight separate XLR cables, the snake cable helps reduce clutter, speed up setup and make channel management easier. Each channel should be connected according to its number, helping technicians route microphones, instruments, mixers, audio interfaces or compatible control devices more clearly. Before use, confirm pin assignment, cable direction, connector type and signal requirements. For DMX or other control applications, the cable impedance and shielding should match the required signal standard.