Gator CableWorks GCWB-DS8X0-50 Backline Series 8×0 Drop Snake - 50 Feet

The Cableworks Backline Series GCWB-DS8X0-50 is a rugged 8-channel drop snake designed for organized, hassle-free cable management in stage and studio environments. Featuring an 8 XLR box input sent to an 8 XLR fan design, this 50-foot snake is perfect for extending main snakes, drum mic setups, or small stage/studio applications. The low-profile inline steel box ensures efficient access while locking XLR connectors provide a secure, noise-free signal. Built with 99.99% oxygen-free copper conductors and high-quality XLR connectors, it delivers superior audio performance and durability. Numerically labeled connectors make setup fast and efficient, ensuring reliable operation for professional use, and it's all backed by a Limited Lifetime Guarantee for long-term performance.

General Features:

• 8-CHANNEL DROP SNAKE FOR STAGE & STUDIO: Designed for organized cable management, this 50-foot (15.2 m) drop snake features an 8 XLR input box to 8 XLR output fan design, perfect for drum mics, small stages, and extending main snakes.
• DURABLE AND SECURE CONSTRUCTION: The heavy-duty inline steel box with locking XLR connectors ensures a stable, noise-free signal while withstanding the demands of live performances and studio use. The low profile in line box measures 12.88" x 2.88" x 2.38" (32.7 x 7.3 x 6.0 cm (L x W x H)); 4.5 lb (2.04 kg).
• SUPERIOR AUDIO PERFORMANCE: Built with 99.99% oxygen-free copper conductors and double shielding, providing 100% shielding factor for clean, high-quality sound.
• EFFICIENT & HASSLE-FREE SETUP: Numerically labeled connectors on both the box and fantail allow for quick identification, streamlining connections in professional applications.
• DESIGNED & SUPPORTED IN THE USA: Proudly developed and backed by our team in Tampa, Florida, ensuring quality craftsmanship and responsive customer support. Includes a Limited Lifetime Warranty for added peace of mind.

Warning:
This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to P65Warnings.ca.