Fat Toad 8-Channel XLR Snake Cable 10FT (ShieldedPRO X Series) – Balanced Audio Patch Cord for Studio, Live Sound, Mic Interface, DJ Mixer & Amplifier Gear

Perfect for my studio desk

Great product!

8 channel snake gets the job done, and the price through Geekstands was great!

Very Great Product! Exactly what I needed. However, I was expecting the ends to be numbered as well as color coded, however, they were just color coded. I was still able to connect my new microphones with ease, however, I prefer to have numbered mic wires because it tends to get confusing when you have a system of 25+ connections. However, I made my own labels and we're on our way! I would still recommend--One of the lowest priced snake wires that really does the trick! Great to cut down on clutter in our tech booth!

It got hung up a day or so in route but just a delivery issue, everything else was fine.

These are great, I use these to connect my wireless mic rack to the board. Easy connections and color coded. No problems with the connectors, easy to disconnect when wanted, holds tight when not trying to take apart. I always like using cable snakes, but usually price prevents me from using them most of the time, but with this one I only needed 4 channels, but the price made it easy to get the 8 channel and now I have room for more expansion!

This 8 ch male to male fan tail snake seems to be made well there’s no noise from any of the lined quality connectors and priced very reasonable. My only con is that it was not numbered. We use mainly numbering system in all aspects of pro audio from patching sub snakes to main snakes so I had to write my own numbers on the XLRs with a paint pen. The individual wires are color coded but trying to remember 8 colors when you get to the other end is much more difficult then counting 1 through 8Please number your wires.

Very big sound do to the 22 ga cables, however the xlr ends and vinyl covering are sub parts in opinion. I will suggest that when you receive your snake to remove the xlr tightening caps and give it a good wrap with electrical tape within the compression cap to avoid mistakenly pulling solder connections out.