The Pro Co Sound MT8XFXM Multitrack Analog Studio Harness Cable, 100' long, is an analog snake cable for various audio applications. It features eight 3-pin XLR male connectors on one end and eight 3-pin XLR female connectors on the other.

Analog Snake Cable    8 x 3-Pin XLR Male Connectors    8 x 3-Pin XLR Female Connectors

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this a brand new unopened product?

A: Yes, this Mackie Onyx8 8-Channel Premium Analog Mixer is a new item. All of the items on our website are new unless marked otherwise.

Q: 2. Howdy. Is the 1/8" aux input strictly mono (rather than stereo)? Thanks.

A: Hi David, The 1/8" AUX input is an unbalanced STEREO input. However, it is only MONO when used as a timecode source.

Q: 3. The Sound Devices Mixpre series has had quite a few quality control issues. I purchased the Mixpre 6 when it first came out and it never worked. Why should I be confident in any Sound Devices product?

A: Hi Scott, I am sorry to hear your MixPre-6 II "never worked." Can you please clarify what this means? Did you contact our support team to determine what/if anything is wrong with your unit?

Q: 4. Does the 48V phantom power get sent to All mic inputs? Limiting to use of Dynamic & Condenser Mics?

A: Yes, phantom power does get sent to all XLR mic inputs on the Mackie Onyx16 16-Channel Premium Analog Mixer.

Q: 5. does this board have individual line phantom power?

A: The Mackie Onyx24 24-Channel Premium Analog Mixer with Multitrack USB does not feature individual 48v phantom power per channel.

Q: 6. I'm a little confused. The mixpre 3 ii has a timecode generator, but you have to keep it on the camera? Can't you just jam timecode to the camera then separate them. My whole reason for picking up the zoom f6 or mixpre 3 ii was to get my sound equipment off my shoulder rig

A: The MixPre-3 II has a timecode generator, so it can maintain timecode on its own. As long as the camera that is being jammed from the MixPre-3 II also has a timecode generator, the 2 devices do not need to be continuously connected. However, if the camera only contains a timecode reader, the camera would require a constant connection to a timecode generator.

Q: 7. Can I bluetooth connect this to a BMPCC? therefore eliminating the need of an external timecode generator?

A: Hi Robin. The MixPre-6 II does not require a timecode generator, as it has one built-in. However, it does not have the capability to accept timecode over Bluetooth.

Q: 8. does this board offer compression for each line in?

A: Unfortunately not, the Mackie Onyx24 24-Channel Premium Analog Mixer with Multitrack USB does not offer dedicated compression for each line in channel.

Q: 9. Is this recorder capable to solo and mute channels to the headphone out, while recording?

A: Hi Alejandro. Yes, both mute and solo are available while recording. Please note that mute will also mute it from the currently recording tracks.

Q: 10. The specs on B&H's page say the Onyx8 has only 2 mic preamps... but I see four; two mix-only and two 'combo'. Is that a mistake, where it says there are only two mic preamps? Or if not, could you explain? Thanks.

A: Per Mackie: Mackie Onyx8 8-channel Analog Mixer with Multi-track USB Features: 4 award-winning Onyx mic preamps Analog circuitry delivers premium-quality sound with minimum noise Analog/USB channel strips with flexible routing Studio-grade effects with user customization options 3-band Perkins EQ with On/Off hard bypass switches Switchable hi-Z inputs for guitars, bass, and other instruments 100Hz low-cut filter and 48V phantom power on all mic channels High-resolution 24-bit/96kHz multi-track recording to Mac/PC via USB Full-color display and single-knob interface Dedicated buttons for Previous, Next, Record, and Play/Pause Bluetooth streaming capabilities