Mogami Gold 8X1/4" Trs Male Fan-Out Audio Snake 50'

Mogami Gold 8x1/4" Trs Male Fan-out Audio Snake 50'

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The 50' Mogami Gold 8x1/4" TRS Male Fan-Out Audio Snake 50'is a high-quality, 8-channel snake designed to provide balanced connections for studio gear, live setup, and more. It uses Mogami's own W2932 Neglex multipair snake cable with individually twisted shielded pairs of conductors and eight 1/4" TRS connectors on both ends.

Rugged and flexible, the high-performance snake features bare-copper spiral shields, gold-plated contacts, and a low-noise, flexible PVC jacket—all designed to pass the signal without altering the audio quality.

8-Channel Snake 1/4" TRS to 1/4" TRS Balanced Connection Preserves Quality of Audio Signal Gold-Plated Contacts Individually Shielded Channels Rugged and Flexible Construction Spiral Bare Copper Shield Mogami 2932 Neglex Studio Cable Length: 50' Limited Lifetime Warranty

Parameters
Connector 1	8x 1/4" TRS Male
Connector 2	8x 1/4" TRS Male
Cable Length	50' / 15.24 m
Outer Diameter	0.453" / 11.5 mm
Shielded	Yes
Wire Gauge	26 AWG
Jacket Type	Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
Number of Channels	8
Insulation Type	Polyethylene

50' high-performance 1/4" TRS to 1/4" TRS audio snake preserves the quality of your audio
Balanced interconnect snake for use with studio gear, live setups, and more
Supports 8 channels, individually numbered
Connectors with gold-plated contacts
Uses 8-pair W2932 Neglex multicore cable (two conductors per core)
Individually twisted shielded pairs of conductors
Bare-copper spiral shields
Flexible, low-noise PVC jacket
Limited lifetime warranty

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the 25' length include the "fan-out" portions at each end, or is it just the bundled portion? IOTW, what is the total length from a male connector to its corresponding female connector?

A: The Whirlwind MT-4-F-M-25 Medusa Multitrack Series Snake is 25 feet total length from end to end, including the fan-out portions on each end.

Q: 2. why would anyone need a cable this long

A: The Mogami Gold Stereo 1/4 Male to Stereo 1/4 Female Headphone Extension Cable is designed primarily as a quality headphone extension cable.

Q: 3. If the split is 18" from the end, which side is closer to the split? The XLR or the 3.5mm?

A: The XLR connectors on the Mogami Gold 3.5mm TRS Male to Dual XLR Male Y-Cable (6') are closer to the split end of the cable.

Q: 4. Is it a balanced cable?

A: No it is not balanced. TS (Tip Sleeve) - can never be balanced

Q: 5. How long are the individual channel pigtails on each end of the bundled cable?

A: The distance from the start of the fan to the end is 2.5'.

Q: 6. Is the line output compatible with the line input on a stereo receiver?

A: Yes. It is.

Q: 7. What is the length of each segment -- that is, from an individual XLR plug to where it enters the four-cable bundle, and the segment where the four cables are bundled together? For instance, if the "fanned" portions were 2' each and the bundled portion were 10', it would be 14' from a male XLR plug to its matching female plug.

A: I just measured my cable, and each fan is approximately 2' and the bundled segment is about 6', so the total length (XLR male to XLR female) is the advertised 10'. You do not get a "bonus" 4' due to the two fans -- their length is included.

Q: 8. Can I use this cable with a RODE 3.5mm TRS Female to XLR Male Adapter to send audio from a Zoom F4(sub out) to a camera's XLR?

A: The Mogami Gold 3.5mm TRS Male to 3.5mm TRS Male Stereo Audio Cable (15') could be used to connect a line output to a mic input, but you will need to switch your camera's input to line level or attenuate the input gain to avoid overloading the preamp.

Q: 9. Can I use this cable to send an audio feed(3.5mm/sub out) from a Zoom F4 Recorder into a cameral's XLR input, such as Sony FS7?

A: The Mogami Gold 3.5mm TRS Male to Dual XLR Male Y-Cable could be used to connect a line output to a camera's XLR inputs, but you should be sure to set the input level to line level to avoid overloading the camera's preamps.

Q: 10. It fits the Rode VideoMic Pro + microphone And on the other hand the H4N PRO zoom external recorder?

A: Yes BH #MOG353515 can be connected to both the Rode Videomic Pro+ and the Zoom H4N Pro.

Roger	22/08/2024
[Yes] Pricey, but it worked to eliminate interference and hum 5

anyonymous	17/08/2024
[Polyethylene] I am always wanting to eliminate any link in my audio chain that will compromise any loss of signal.Saying that, If you were to see my studio, you would understand.Its still a home studio though, and to spend a large amount of money on a cable snake thats 5' long, I had to take time and think about it.After reading the spec on the cable and trying to look closely at the picture supplied, I decided, why not.I can see where the money has gone.No effort has been spared to construct this cable, its very robust, completely shielded and apart from dragging it behind a car for 40 miles, its definitely a once in a lifetime purchase.all cable ends both braided and then shrunk wrap coatings are as good as any top shelf cable I have, and if the specs are anything to go by, I'm yet to see any other cable of this type on the market that will match it.As with any signal path you still have to be mindful of what cables are running next to what, so I still don't run audio less than 150mm parallel to power and always cross at 90 degrees. My recording equipment gets moved around alot, so to have something that can handled regularly and not show signs of ware and tear is a big one. Although I have only had it for a short time, I reckon this cable will last as long as any I have.Well done to the crew at Mogami, well made.If you can afford it, you will only buy it once, thats worth considering. 5

Vitaliy	09/05/2024
[Polyethylene] I'm using this Mogami TRS cable along with a Rode VideoMic NTG recording into a Zoom F3 recorder with XLR to TRS mount. The cable made a noticeable difference in higher audio quality and eliminated nearly all self noise that usually comes with TRS style microphones. I'm very happy to get broadcast quality sound comparable to XLR mic setups. The Mogami cable was the perfect cable to achieve the sound quality I wanted. Very happy with my purchase. 5

John	07/05/2024
[8] Definitely an upgrade from Rhode and similar cables used for camera-ready mics. Much better shielding = less RF interference, and much higher quality overall. 5

Edward	25/04/2024
[8] I'm continually on the road, recording sound and video on location. I have several Mogami short snakes for connections to gear in rack cases. They're expensive compared to most competing products, but stand out for their high quality. In particular, Mogami cables are extremely flexible, and fit well in tight quarters. Yet they are rugged enough to withstand years of connections and disconnections on the road. This TRS to TRS snake will be used to connect an 8-channel portable recorder to backup recordings made on a computer based system, direct from the preamp. 5

Dr	18/04/2024
[Polyethylene] I've used cheaper stereo cables that usually come with the equipment. However, I need a long audio cord due to the placement of my equipment. It was hard to find a longer audio cable until I discovered the Mogami Gold 6' stereo cable. It is more expensive than the standard cables but what an amazing difference with the clarity and sound. Worth the price! Worth the excellence!! 5