ProX XC-8RCA10 — 10 ft. 8-Channel RCA to RCA Snake Cable
XC-8RCA10 Overview
The ProX XC-8RCA10 is a 10 ft. multi-channel unbalanced snake cable designed for professional audio applications requiring simultaneous routing of eight RCA signals. Terminated with 8x RCA male connectors on each end, it is suited for connecting DJ mixers, media players, outboard gear, and audio distribution systems. The cable is built around 12 AWG, 93% braided oxygen-free copper (OFC) conductors paired with gold and silver plated connectors for reliable, low-resistance signal transfer. This cable is a practical solution for touring engineers, mobile DJs, system integrators, and venue technicians who need a durable, organized multi-channel RCA run.
Each cable undergoes individual quality control testing at the factory, ensuring consistent performance and flexibility suited to heavy everyday use in demanding live and installed environments.
Key Features
- 8-Channel Snake Configuration — routes eight independent unbalanced RCA signals through a single organized cable run, reducing clutter and simplifying multi-channel setups
- Gold and Silver Plated Connectors — plated terminations provide superior contact conductivity and corrosion resistance for long-term reliability
- 12 AWG OFC Conductors — oxygen-free copper construction at 12 AWG supports optimum signal transfer with minimal loss
- 93% Braided OFC Shield — high-coverage braided shielding reduces interference and noise in unbalanced signal environments
- 10 ft. Length — practical run length for rack-to-mixer, media player, or source-to-distribution connections at front-of-house, DJ booths, and installed systems
- Unbalanced Signal Architecture — designed specifically for RCA-based consumer and prosumer gear integration within professional signal chains
- Factory-Tested Quality Control — every cable is individually tested for performance and continuity before shipment
Connectivity & I/O
- 8x RCA Male connectors (Connector 1)
- 8x RCA Male connectors (Connector 2)
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