Detail 01
DB25 on both ends
Both devices must have DB25 audio ports. This does not break out to individual XLR or TRS plugs.

Independent shopping perspective
Short 1.5 ft eight-channel DB25 to DB25 analog snake in Mogami Gold. For linking gear that already uses DB25 audio connectors.

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What matters in use
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Detail 01
Both devices must have DB25 audio ports. This does not break out to individual XLR or TRS plugs.
Detail 02
One connector carries eight analog paths, so a rack stays tidy instead of running eight separate cables.
Detail 03
Rack-internal length only. Gear needs to be within about eighteen inches, effectively the same or adjacent rack space.
Detail 04
Carries analog audio, not digital formats. Wiring standard matters — check whether your gear uses Tascam or Yamaha pinout.
Detail 05
Mogami's higher tier. Build and shielding are the reason for the price over a generic DB25 cable.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. Both ends are DB25. For individual XLR or TRS connections you need a DB25 fan-out cable instead.
Only if the two devices sit in the same rack, within about eighteen inches. Measure the actual path before ordering.
Eight analog channels through one DB25 connector on each end.
Only if the interface has a DB25 analog port and matching pinout. Check the manual for the wiring standard it uses.
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