Detail 01
DB25 on both ends
Plugs straight into gear with a 25-pin analog port. No breakout, no adapters, no XLR or TRS anywhere.

Independent shopping perspective
8-channel analog snake with DB25 connectors on both ends, 5 ft. For linking a patchbay, interface, or converter to outboard gear in a rack.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Plugs straight into gear with a 25-pin analog port. No breakout, no adapters, no XLR or TRS anywhere.
Detail 02
Replaces eight separate runs. One connector seat and unseat instead of eight when you move a rack unit.
Detail 03
Rack-internal length. Enough to reach between units in the same rack, not enough to leave it.
Detail 04
Wired for line-level analog audio. Not intended as an ADAT, MADI, or digital multichannel link.
Detail 05
Resists corrosion at the pin interface, which matters most on connections you plug and unplug repeatedly.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. This is wired as an analog snake for line-level audio. Digital multichannel formats over DB25 use different wiring expectations, so don't assume it will carry them.
Eight, in a single cable with a DB25 connector on each end.
Not directly. Both ends are DB25. Reaching XLR gear requires a DB25-to-XLR fanout cable instead of this one.
Only if both devices use the same pinout convention. Check your manuals before ordering, since 25-pin analog ports are not universally wired the same way.
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