Hosa DTM-803 8-channel DB25 to XLR Male Snake - 9.9 foot Reviews
Hosa cables are built with the hard-working, hard-touring musician or audio professional in mind. Hosa cables are exceedingly popular, due in part to their reputation as being one of the most affordable and high-quality cable lines in the business. Hosa cables have also received praise for their durability and excellent performance. When it comes to audio cable design, Hosa keeps a steady eye on the basics, and you can hear this attention to detail in their sound. To make your next music experience extraordinary, pick up a Hosa cable today!
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Highest Rated Reviews
Excellent Snake
I needed an economic but reliable db25 snake for my converters. The Hosa DTM-803 is built well, channels are marked/color coded, and it's length makes it easy to run to the analog equipment. Currently I own two of these and I haven't come across any problems. Resistenace & capacitance seems to be low enough for my use. Recommend 100%.
Great product!
Going strong after a year of use, works perfectly.
110% recommended
Hosa DB-25 cleans up the front of my Presonus RM 32ai
I got this to use the DB-25 outs on the back of my RM 32. Works perfect for 4 stereo in ear mixes, or 8 mono.
Best bang for the buck
Definitely the best for the price. Most cables are way too over priced. Hosa always puts out a good product with a good warranty (that I've never had to use). I've taken a lot of their products out on the road with no problems either. I'm a bit skeptical about the ruggedness of the wire leading into the backshell of the XLRs on this. fine for the studio or where it won't get pulled often. Just think it could use a little more stress relief or they could have added some extra heatshrink to beef it up. Channel labels are helpful but could easily fall off over abuse on the road. For that, I prefer numbers printed on the insulation. I will continue to buy Hosa for most of my cables since all those claims the big brands like Monster make are mostly hype to convince you to throw down big bucks for basically the same copper. (BTW, I'm an electrical engineer, so I can say that Hosa cables are not crap and most users won't benefit from the gimmicks the other companies are putting out. Not to say that all of the other companies are trying to rip you off, as there are some good technologies out there).