🔌 Pyle-Pro 20 ft Professional Snake Speaker Cable: Heavy Duty Audio Connection Cord in Black - Enhanced Sound Quality - Male to XLR Female (PPSN821) Review

This is a simple 8 channel XLR snake. No Neutrik connectors, no input box, but it works great for what I need it for (passing channels from my tone room to my control room). As it's XLR it's a balanced signal and it's only 20ft long so you really don't have to worry about losing a signal from your audio source. If you need to buy an affordable XLR line, this is your answer. I wouldn't trust that on the road. I don't think I would have survived. But if it's for the studio and you want to save…

Excellent Item arrived quickly and was well packaged Item is exactly as described by the seller. New, 8 connectors in a row. However, it is a reliable, affordable and really beautiful color! I am happy camping if this seller has such great prices on other gear I will check his website before buying anywhere. Thanks Rick

This is quite a powerful device (I wasn't expecting it). XLR connectors are non-branded. but that's not all these days (and for less than $40 you can't even buy another brand's connectors at that price point). My only "complaint" is that the numbers are too small to read (for us old folks). but I still "phase" (paint) them, so it doesn't matter. way durability. Since the individual wires are small (like fog snakes), someone (the drummer?) will trip over the cable, you'll probably have to…

I originally had my eye on the Hosa Little Bro 6X2 Snake and really couldn't afford the extra $70 at the time so I started looking. This line jumped out for me because it had 2 more XLR channels PLUS it was half the price. So I bought it (obviously). I'm glad I did. The cable is very strong, the ends appear to be metal, if not then definitely very hard plastic. You also unscrew the XLR end sleeves if you need to repair or replace the connector. I use this snake with a Tascam US-800 audio…

I have an open microphone in my town, the restaurant owner has a speaker system with microphone cables that are too short for my comfort. This meant the amplifier head was too close to the performers to make mixing easy or "transparent" for the crowd. This snake solved the problem. At 20 feet, I have the necessary distance to the performers to mix them without pacing while playing. The ends of the snake are heavy plastic, I've been using them for several months now with no signs of wear, they…