BEST ANSWER:Scott asks a good question. Why not? I can't think of a reason why you couldn't and 30' would be even BETTER than 20'. A 30' snake would not limit me as much as to wear I need to set up my mixer when taking a deposition. Let me know if you make it and I will definitely buy it!
BEST ANSWER:Scott asks a good question. Why not? I can't think of a reason why you couldn't and 30' would be even BETTER than 20'. A 30' snake would not limit me as much as to wear I need to set up my mixer when taking a deposition. Let me know if you make it and I will definitely buy it!
In a project music studio setup, two four-channel snakes are better than one eight-channel snake. Everyone knows that! These are well made cables at a cost less than buying the parts and the time spent building them. I couldn't be happier!
This has been a really good decision for me. I have two of these at my day job and just bought one for my side project. The cable is strong but flexible and I haven't had signal problems with it...unless a cable is pulled out of the XLR connector. I have had to make some repairs but that is mostly because of rough treatment at work. With just a little solder they are good as new and go back into use. If I paid a whole lot for these cables I might think differently but for the price they are definitely worth it.
I needed something to go from some wireless microphone receivers into an audio mixer. This 20' snake allows me to put the receivers up high for good reception and the mixer on the table for ease of use. The colors on the ends of the wires help me organize which cable is which. I thought the wire looked thin but it is actually thicker than the sound wires running through my attic. Great product.
If you're just organizing cables and want to run them a short distance, this is perfect. Work great, easy to distinguish channels/inputs with colored ends.
Great price for a useful tool. Has seen only light duty so far and that's why I gambled on buying such an inexpensive tool for the job. Four stars only because its durability has yet been tested. And it won't be. For light duty -- an install rather than daily production usage -- it seems so far to be just fine. And mind-glowingly inexpensive for what you get. I'd recommend it to a friend.
I have several now and they are great. Jacket is a very soft plyable rubber which always lays flat (unlike some plastic versions). For most of mine I've replaced one end with a DIY box. Easy to make and works well. Not sure why the 4male to 4female ver is cheaper than the 2m+2f version but if youre handy with soldering you can save a few bucks. I've customized most of mine anyway.
