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Description
Connect eight balanced analog channels between studio equipment with the Hosa DBM-504. This 4 m Edge snake keeps multichannel wiring together when linking an interface, console, or patch bay.
Features
- 24 AWG oxygen-free copper conductors
- Individual 58-strand spiral shields
- XLPE conductor insulation
- Die-cast metal DB25 hoods
- Neutrik XX-Series XLR connectors with gold contacts
Why We Like This
Bundling eight channels in one assembly makes the back of a rack easier to follow during an equipment change. The metal D-sub hoods also suit connections that stay installed.
FAQs
Q: Will it work with any DB25 port?
A: The equipment must use the Tascam-standard analog audio pinout. A matching connector shape alone does not establish compatibility.
Q: Does it carry eight channels of digital audio?
A: This snake is specified for eight channels of balanced analog audio. Check the required digital format and pinout before choosing a different cable.
Based in Chicago, IL, Gear Club Direct supports musicians, integrators, and creators every day with reliable gear and expert service.
Tech Specs
Channels: |
8 |
Conductor Gauge: |
24 AWG |
Connectors: |
DB25 to XLR Male |
Insulation: |
XLPE |
Length: |
4 m |
Pinout: |
Tascam analog standard |
Signal: |
Balanced analog |
Delivery & Returns
At Gear Club Direct, we want you to be happy with your purchase. We understand that there are times when once a product is received, it may not be what you needed or wanted after all. So, we will gladly accept your qualifying return within 15 days of the delivery date. After 15 days of the delivery date, all sales are final.
The Return Process
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