SNB07 OEM factory professional 4/6/8/12/16/20/24/32 channel multicore XLR to XLR audio snake cable
Description
● Twisted OFC conductor: OFC stands for Oxygen-Free Copper, which is a high-purity copper that is free from oxygen. The twisted configuration helps to reduce noise and interference.
● AL foil and OFC shielding: The stage box has both aluminum foil and OFC shielding to further reduce noise and interference. The shielding rate is up to 98%, which is excellent.
● Super flexible and durable PVC jacket: The PVC jacket is designed to be both flexible and durable, which is important for a stage box that will be frequently moved and used in different locations.
● Metal connector with number and braided jacket: The connectors are made of metal, which is more durable than plastic. The connectors also have numbers to help with identification. The jacket is braided, which provides additional protection against damage.
Features
● Audio snake cable Aluminum box with metal socket: The stage box itself is made of aluminum, which is a strong and lightweight material. The sockets are also made of metal, which is more durable than plastic.
● Handle on the box: The stage box has a handle, which makes it easy to carry.
● Audio snake cable Aluminum joint of channels: The channels are joined together with aluminum, which is a strong and lightweight material.
● Audio snake cable Different channels are available: The stage box comes in different channel configurations to suit different needs.
Specifications
● Product Type:Snake cable
● Length: 1m to 20m
● Connector type: Female XLR to male XLR
● CH Conductor:OFC, 20*0.1+PE1.1
● CH Shield:AL-foil+DW 7*0.15 OFC
● CH Jacket:PCV, OD 3.0MM
● Options:4, 6, 8 CH
● Package Type:PE bag with Brown box
● Master box Size:42*22*22(L*W*H)cm
An audio snake cable is a multi-channel cable that is typically used to connect a mixing console to the stage. It allows for multiple inputs and outputs to be connected over a single cable, which simplifies the setup and reduces cable clutter.
Audio snake cables come in a variety of configurations, with different numbers of channels and lengths. Typically, they consist of a main cable with a connector on one end that plugs into the mixing console, and multiple individual cables with connectors on the other end that plug into the stage equipment.
The individual cables are often color-coded or numbered to make it easy to identify which cable corresponds to which input or output. Some audio snake cables may also have additional features, such as shielding to reduce interference and noise, or locking connectors to prevent accidental disconnection.
