SARMSS-32x1010 - 32 Channel XLR TRS Combo Splitter Snake Cable - two 10' XLR trunks

The SARMSS-32x1010 is built for venues and touring acts that need to split 32 channels to both front-of-house and monitor consoles simultaneously. This professional splitter snake handles the demanding signal routing required for larger productions where separate console feeds are essential.

This splitter snake takes your stage inputs and creates two identical copies of all 32 channels, sending them down separate 10-foot XLR trunks to your mixing positions. The hardwired Y-split design ensures reliable signal integrity without the complexity of transformer isolation or ground lift switches.

The 4-space rack-mountable stage box features XLR/TRS combo jacks that accept both microphones and line-level sources, while 22-gauge individually shielded conductors maintain clean signal transmission. At 19.9 pounds, the heavy-duty steel construction handles the rigors of live sound applications while the clearly labeled fantails and stage box streamline setup.

Perfect for concert venues, theaters, and large events where monitor engineers need independent console access alongside the main FOH mix. The dual 10-foot trunk configuration works well when both consoles are positioned relatively close to the stage area.

Each trunk terminates in male XLR connectors that plug directly into your mixing consoles' mic preamps. The stage box provides 32 female XLR/TRS combo inputs for all your microphones and direct boxes. Backed by Seismic Audio's one-year warranty and fast shipping, this splitter snake delivers professional-grade signal routing without the premium price tag.

Technical Specifications Spec Value Model SARMSS-32x1010 Channels 32 Rack Space 4U Configuration Send only (no returns) Stage Box Connectors XLR/TRS 1/4" combo jacks Trunk Length Two 10' XLR fantails Conductor Gauge 22 AWG Shielding 100% individually shielded pairs Stage Box Material Heavy duty steel with handle Connector Quality High quality XLR connectors Split Type Hardwired Y splits Weight 19.9 lbs Warranty One Year Recommended For Large venues, dual console setups, professional touring Frequently Asked Questions Does this splitter snake pass phantom power to condenser microphones?

Yes, the SARMSS-32x1010 passes 48V phantom power from your mixing consoles directly to condenser microphones connected to the stage box. This is essential for powering condenser mics, active direct boxes, and other gear that requires phantom power. The hardwired Y-split design maintains full phantom power compatibility on all 32 channels.

How is this different from a regular snake cable?

Unlike standard snakes that send signals to one destination, this splitter snake creates two identical copies of every input signal. Each of the 32 channels gets split and sent down separate 10-foot trunks, allowing you to feed both a front-of-house console and a monitor console simultaneously from the same stage inputs.

What's the advantage of the XLR/TRS combo jacks on the stage box?

The combo jacks accept both XLR microphone connections and 1/4" TRS line inputs in the same jack, eliminating the need for adapters. You can plug microphones directly via XLR or connect keyboards, direct boxes, and other line-level sources using 1/4" TRS cables, making setup more flexible and efficient.

What are the typical applications for this dual trunk configuration?

This setup works well for venues where both the monitor console and FOH console are positioned close to the stage, typically within 10 feet. Common applications include smaller theaters, club stages, and corporate events where the engineer positions don't require long cable runs but need independent console access for monitors and mains.

How do I set up this splitter snake with my existing consoles?

Connect your microphones and instruments to the XLR/TRS combo jacks on the 4U stage box. Run one 10-foot XLR trunk to your monitor console's inputs and the other trunk to your front-of-house console inputs. Both consoles will receive identical signals from all 32 channels, allowing independent mixing for monitors and mains.