WHIRLWIND SOLUTIONS
WHIRLWIND SOLUTIONS Medusa Multitrack 50' 8 Ch XLR Snake Cable
Eight-channel XLR snake cable with rugged heat-shrunk fanouts for multitrack recorder and console connections
- 50-foot length connects stage to console across large venues
- 8 XLR channels carry multiple signals through one cable run
- Male-to-female fanout links multitrack gear directly to mixing desks
- Multi-layer heat shrink at fanouts protects critical solder joints
- Engraved channel numbers on connectors speed up patch identification
Professional Audio Cable
The Whirlwind Medusa Multitrack is a 50 foot snake cable with eight channels of 3-pin XLR male to female connections. It links multitrack recorders or outboard gear directly to a mixing console in studio and live sound environments.
Rugged Fanout Construction
Each fanout uses multiple layers of heat shrink at critical stress points for long term durability. Whirlwind connectors carry engraved channel numbers so you can identify lines quickly during setup or troubleshooting.
Optional Protection And Wire Choices
An optional Snakeskin cover adds an extra abrasion resistant layer for harsh stage or install conditions. A version built with individually jacketed Canare wire pairs premium electrical performance with standard Snakeskin fanouts for maximum reliability.
Highlights
- 50-foot length connects stage to console across large venues
- 8 XLR channels carry multiple signals through one cable run
- Male-to-female fanout links multitrack gear directly to mixing desks
- Multi-layer heat shrink at fanouts protects critical solder joints
- Engraved channel numbers on connectors speed up patch identification
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What does the 8-channel 3-pin XLR interface carry?
Eight balanced audio channels on 3-pin XLR male-to-female connectors, designed for multitrack recorders, outboard gear and mixing consoles.
What physical space does the 50-foot snake and its fanouts need?
The cable runs 50 ft between stage and console; each end fans out into eight labelled XLR tails that require enough rack or floor clearance for the heat-shrunk breakout.
How is the Medusa snake installed and what step is often missed?
Lay the 50 ft trunk, connect the male XLRs to sources and the female XLRs to console inputs, then match each engraved channel number on the fanout to the correct track — mis-numbering channels is the common error.
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