The SA-DB8DB5 is what you need when you're tired of running eight separate cables between your interface and patch bay, or from your console to outboard gear. This 5-foot DB25 to DB25 snake carries 8 balanced audio channels through one clean connection, using the standard AES59 pinout that most pro audio manufacturers follow.

At 5 feet, this cable is built for rack-to-rack connections in control rooms and project studios. If you're connecting your audio interface to a summing mixer, routing channels to external processors, or setting up a modular patch bay system, this gets the job done without the spaghetti mess of individual cables. The modular design means you can reconfigure your signal routing by swapping different breakout boxes and adapters as your setup evolves.

The DB25 connectors lock securely — no worries about connections coming loose during a session. This isn't the cable for live gigs where you need long runs and field-ready connectors, but for studio work where gear stays put, it's exactly what you want. Works with Focusrite interfaces, PreSonus consoles, Mackie gear, and pretty much any professional equipment using DB25 audio connections.

Bottom line: If you need to move 8 channels between professional studio gear that's racked close together, this cable eliminates clutter and gives you reliable connections at a fair price.

Technical Specifications

• Model Number: SA-DB8DB5
• Cable Type: 8 Channel DB25 to DB25 Snake
• Length: 5 Feet
• Connector 1: DB25 Male
• Connector 2: DB25 Male
• Channel Count: 8 Balanced Audio Channels
• Construction: Modular Interface Cable
• Warranty: One Year
• Condition: Brand New
• Recommended For: Studio patch bays, interface connections, modular snakes

Frequently Asked Questions

What gear will this connect to?

Any professional audio equipment with DB25 connectors using the standard AES59 pinout. Common setups include audio interfaces to mixing consoles, patch bays to outboard processors, or multi-track recorders to summing mixers. Works with most studio gear from Focusrite, PreSonus, Mackie, and other pro audio brands.

Can I use this to extend my existing snake system?

Yes, it's designed for modular systems. You can use it as an extension between your main snake and breakout boxes, or connect different sections of a modular setup. The 5-foot length is ideal for equipment that's racked close together.

Do I need adapters to use this cable?

No adapters needed if your equipment has standard DB25 audio connectors with AES59 pinout. If you need to connect to XLR, TRS, or other connector types, you'll need separate breakout boxes or adapter cables.

Is this suitable for live sound?

Not really — this is designed for studio and fixed installations. The 5-foot length and DB25 connectors are most useful in control rooms and project studios where gear stays in place. For live work, you'd want longer cables with more road-ready connectors.