Fat Toad 10ft 16-Channel XLR Snake Cable (ShieldedPRO X Series) – Audio Patch Wire for Studio, Stage, Mic Cord Interface, DJ Mixer, Amp & Live Sound Gear

Excellent

Are there better ways to make a snake? Yes. If you are going to be running this cable night after night should you buy it? No.But my needs are connections in a rack case and I just don't need metal mesh reenforcement and stuff like that. For light duty, these seem like they will last a long time and are at a great price point for that.

Great value for money. Each XLR connector has the corresponding channel number imprinted on the plastic cover/strain relief, as well as imprinted on each cable every few inches. Neither is super legible without good lighting, though, so you may want to go over the number with a paint marker or something like that. We're using it for a church livestream going into a digital interface and using a DAW to control 15 channels via two 8 channel control surfaces. It seems solid, so far. Meets our needs just fine. QC did miss the typo on the sleeve, lol. Ultimately, no regerts... my friend.

I recently purchased this snake to upgrade the rack I use for my band to simplify connecting to FOH after our monitor split for bigger gigs. Well, with Covid, we haven't been able to get too many tests in, but so far so good. I do really like the quality of the cable so far. And the value was great!

Great service, timely delivery, and priced right.

It came in great condition

Will probably replace with a heavier-duty snake in the future, but this was a cheap way to get things going right away.

Not only were the cables not color coded, as pictured, the numbers were very difficult to read.I am not happy with this purchase.