Can anybody please help me identify a plug socket
Honestly, I would not want that thing anywhere " in " my system. Why would I want to " dirty up " the signal of what I put together for " cleanliness.@mrdecibel I totally agree with you, KISS is best! But I have an crazy idea that one day I want to take all the spare audio gears ( turntables, tuners, R2R, 8 track, cassette decks, cd/minidisc players, receivers, preamps and power amps and speakers) out of storage and set them up with a comparator in my basement... Happy holidays |
Those socket look like mil spec circular connectors for microphone connections. https://uk.rs-online.com/web/c/connectors/circular-connectors/mil-spec-circular-connectors/?applied-... https://www.ebay.com/itm/New-Unused-14-9-Plug-2-pin-Connector-f-WW2-Old-Vintage-Aircraft-Radar-Radio... If you want to use this compactor, my suggestion is re-terminate those inputs to rca or xlr socket. |
Thanks for your help guys. The only 2 pin din I could find has a large flat pin and s small thinner one. The cannon plugs look a bit closer to mine but the sockets I have are not threaded. I found a 2pin xlr type cannon plug which look very close. Could it be an for type socket, only there isn't a catch on it, only the thin channel in the sleeve. Any other ideas? |
