Front Ensemble Wiring Diagrams for Indoor Percussion

 

Synced Up has compiled 3 options for wiring a basic front ensemble sound system tailored towards the indoor percussion performance arena!

A 16-channel Stage Snake offers an efficient way to manage multiple audio inputs from a fixed location. From the Stage Snake, a single cable housing multiple connections runs to the mixer, where all connections should remain plugged in. The Stage Snake is built to handle the elements in the marching arts!

 
 

What You’ll Need

50’-75’ 12 AWG Power Cables - Qty x3

50’-75’ XLR Cables - Qty x4

25’ 16-Channel Stage Snake

25’ XLR Cables - Qty x4

15’ XLR Cables - Qty x4

10’ XLR Cables - Qty x4-7 (Drum Set)

 
 
 
 

A 25-pin audio snake setup consolidates up to 8 channels of audio into a single cable. Ideal for front ensemble setups, the 25-pin audio snake reduces clutter on the field and ensures quick and reliable connections. Its compact design saves space, and the connectors handles the demand of quick setups and breakdowns for rehearsals and performances.

 

What You’ll Need

50’-75’ 12 AWG Power Cables - Qty x3

50’-75’ XLR Cables - Qty x4

Male Snake Breakouts - Qty x2

Female Snake Breakouts - Qty x2

25’ Core Cables - Qty x3 (1 backup)

25’ XLR Cables - Qty x3

15’ XLR Cables - Qty x2

10’ XLR Cables - Qty x4

5’ XLR Cables - Qty x4-7 (Drumset)

 
 
 

Audio over Ethernet Cat Tails transmit 4 channels of audio through a single ethernet cable. This simplifies connections for front ensembles, reducing clutter and setup time while still providing high-quality, low-latency audio. Ethernet Cat Tails are lightweight and durable, ensuring they meet the demands of rehearsals and performances.

 

What You’ll Need

50’-75’ 12 AWG Power Cables - Qty x3

50’-75’ XLR Cables - Qty x4

Male Cat Snake w/Tails - Qty x4

Female Cat Snake w/Tails - Qty x4

25’ Shielded Cat 5/6 Ethercon Cables - Qty x4

10’ XLR Cables - Qty x2

5’ XLR Cables - Qty x3

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