AVID 9940-29651-00 DB25-DB25 DigiSnake (12FT)

Designed for DB25 to DB25 Audio Connectivity
The Avid DB25-DB25 DigiSnake 12' is a purpose-built audio snake engineered for seamless communication between any two devices equipped with standard DB25 connectors. Whether you're connecting a PRE output to a 192 I/O analog input or routing signals between other compatible Pro Tools interfaces, this cable offers consistent performance in demanding studio environments. Its 12-foot length offers flexibility for rack setups without signal degradation.

Ideal for Studio and Post Production Workflows
Built with standard TASCAM DB25 pinout configuration, this snake is compatible with a wide range of gear used in professional audio production. The DigiSnake series is specifically optimized for use in Pro Tools HD systems, ensuring accurate analog audio transmission between I/O units, preamps, and control surfaces. It’s an essential cabling option for creating a reliable and organized patching system within studio workflows.

Built to Avid’s Professional Standards
This 12' snake features 110-ohm digital-grade cable construction, offering a high level of signal integrity suitable for both analog and digital audio. Its internal shielding minimizes crosstalk and interference, maintaining clean signal flow even in complex routing setups. Each end of the cable is equipped with durable DB25 male connectors that provide secure mating and long-lasting reliability.

Custom Color Coding for Easy Identification
Avid has outfitted the DigiSnake with white jackets on both ends, enabling engineers to quickly identify it among other cables in the rack. This custom color-coding aligns with Pro Tools system designations, simplifying setup and maintenance in fast-paced studio environments.

Reliable Cabling Solution for Pro Tools Systems
Whether you're outfitting a control room or integrating multiple I/O modules, the DigiSnake ensures stable DB25-to-DB25 connections throughout your system. It’s a straightforward, high-quality solution that meets the expectations of audio professionals who rely on clean analog signal paths in every session.