Detail 01
8 channels
One DB25 connection is broken out to eight balanced analog XLR lines.

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Built for studio looms that need to turn one DB25 connection into eight male XLR lines, this 4 m Hosa Edge snake handles balanced analog routing between compatible interfaces, patchbays, consoles, summing mixers, and powered monitors. The analog TASCAM D-Sub wiring is the key fit point. Oxygen-free copper conductors, XLPE insulation, individual spiral shields, and the die-cast DB25 hood support a carefully shielded installation, while the black metal XLR housings use gold contacts.


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Detail 01
One DB25 connection is broken out to eight balanced analog XLR lines.
Detail 02
Provides a longer run for routing between studio equipment.
Detail 03
Each channel has its own spiral shielding for RFI/EMI rejection.
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It routes eight balanced analog channels from a DB25 connection wired to the analog TASCAM D-Sub standard to eight XLR male breakouts.
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