Seismic Audio SAXT-16x15M 16-Channel 1/4" TRS Male to XLR

Memphis, TN, United States

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This 16-channel snake does exactly what it says on the tin: connects TRS outputs to XLR inputs across 15 feet without drama. If you're running mixer aux sends to monitor processors, routing interface outputs to studio monitors, or connecting your recording rig to a stage box for live tracking, this is the straightforward solution that just works. The color-coded channels are a real time-saver when you're setting up in a dark venue or trying to troubleshoot a channel that's acting up mid-show. No more squinting at tiny channel numbers or playing the "which cable goes where" game during load-in. The 22-gauge OFC conductors and balanced design handle signal integrity without fuss, while the shielding keeps your audio clean even when surrounded by wireless mics and cell phones. At 15 feet, this snake hits the sweet spot for control rooms, smaller venues, and home studios where your gear lives relatively close together. It's not trying to span a football field — it's sized for real-world setups where you need clean routing without cable spaghetti everywhere. What this snake is NOT: it's not a full multicore with a breakout box, and it's not bidirectional. The signal flow goes one way — TRS to XLR Male. If you need the opposite direction or female XLR connections, you'll need a different snake. Bottom line: If you need reliable 16-channel TRS-to-XLR routing for studio, live, or recording applications and your runs are 15 feet or less, this snake delivers exactly what you need without overthinking it. Technical Specifications Model: SAXT-16x15M Length: 15 feet tip to tip Channels: 16 Connector A: 1/4" TRS Male (16 channels) Connector B: XLR Male (16 channels) Conductor Material: 22-gauge Oxygen-Free Copper (OFC) Construction: Shielded and balanced Color Coding: Yes, for easy identification Warranty: One year Recommended For: Studios, live venues, mobile recording Frequently Asked Questions Can I use this to connect my audio interface to studio monitors? Yes, this works perfectly for routing interface outputs to powered monitors or monitor controllers with XLR inputs. Just remember the signal flows TRS to XLR Male — if your monitors need XLR Female inputs, this snake has you covered. Will 15 feet reach from my rack to the stage? Depends on your venue size. For smaller clubs, house of worship setups, or home studios, 15 feet usually handles rack-to-stage connections fine. Larger venues or studios with remote equipment rooms will need longer snakes. Does the color coding actually help during setup? Absolutely. When you're setting up in dim lighting or troubleshooting a problematic channel, the color matching between TRS and XLR ends eliminates guesswork. It's one of those simple features that saves you real time when you're under pressure. Can this handle hot line-level signals without distortion? Yes, the balanced design and OFC conductors maintain signal integrity across all 16 channels. The shielding also keeps RF interference out, which matters when you're dealing with wireless systems and other electronic gear in live environments.

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