Hello everybody,

Anyone know of a flange or some sort of adapter that turns these cheap 5-pin din d-sub connectors:

into a d-series connector that I can attach to a rack panel like this:

In our church, apart from the main church singers, a rented group also uses our mixers etc often causing issues. We are planning to add a new mixer which we do not wish the renters to use.

Hey y'all, just wondering what brand connectors your using and for what/why? I'm getting started learning to make cables, practicing with this little micro setup I got going on (Scarlett solo/laptop).

This is a spin-off thread from:

http://recording.org/threads/value-of-vintage-microphones.59160/

I thought it might be useful to discuss the various types of connectors used on microphones before XLR became the standard.

Hey Gang! Sorry about the bump.

If you need my details on my build etc. please see my thread here on ROG titled Small Studio Build Journey or ask here and I'll give more.

For those of you both pro and not pro, in your experiences, some quick questions (I think anyway) on the items below please:

Can someone tell me what the destination points are for each of the rows on the underside
Tuchel Connectors labelled as follows:

I only have access to this sub (link below) for Mixing at this time. Will it suffice for now?

So there's Canford Audio, Studio Spares and VDC... is there anyone else?

Hi,
I just bought an XLR cable..
I ended up buying on that ends in a male connection
Are there any .. female to female adapters out there
sketchy diagram below.. the ]--[ is what i am after.. female at one end .. and female at the other.. so the male end plugs in and i can actually make use of it!