COLUBER CABLE XLR Snake 4 Channel Audio Over Ethernet - DMX Snake XLR Over Ethernet RJ45 Audio Snakes

These have worked well from the beginning, along us to have very long XLR runs (100'+) between our audio mixer room and a remote location in our church that has some more audio equipment. They have been working well for several years with no issues. We are using Shielded CAT6 cables between the adapters with great success.

We have to setup and tear down every week for church and this has worked great for our setup. Out of the rack, through these, and one left, right monitor and sub 👍🏻👍🏻

I installed these in a church that saved them money from buying a 120ft audio snake and draking it through the ceiling and down the wall. I was so much easier to run a shielded CAT6 cable for their connections and the audio quality is not liking. This was well worth the money. I will buy these for future clients for quick installs.

Well built. Works great!

They hum... Not sure what else to say. Exactly what you wouldn't want them to do... They do. Tried multiple cables and setups... Same results.

This device is a lifesaver. It was used at an event where I need two large sound systems on a school campus but away from each other paying the same music. I added a 1,000 foot CAT 5e cable and this thing work just as well as my 150-foot old school 16 channel snake. Just imagine trying to run a snake 1,000 feet? One box of CAT 5e cable, two RJ45 connectors, and you are ready.

Built well, worked fine. There were no wires out of phase like a previous review said (at least on my unit).Not official Neutrik ends but at this price that’s impossible. I may at a later date solder my own on if these start to seem sketchy.Would buy again.

First time using this technology. The unit is well built, has good solder joints, and the wire used is heavier than some I have seen. The XLR ends are metal and look like they will hold up nicely!