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| Lives for gear | Sennheiser MD421 HL wiring?
How do I wire my MD421 HL? I seem to recall it being unbalanced?? It seems VERY quiet when using a standard cable... TIA David |
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What do you mean by "HL"? all my 421s are balanced - did you take it apart or something??
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Nope, it's called the 421 HL. I found this online "It was a version that could be wired to 1500 (or was it 1000?) ohm as well as the usual 200 ohm impedance. HL stands for High-Lo. The one I saw had a Tuchel connector. Other than that I think it's the same. "" |
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Learn something every day... Is your a Tuchel, or what? I'm guessing it has four wires and you need to know which two to use - can't help there except to say you can experiment as long as you have the tools and know-how. Just googled and saw this beauty: ******//cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=220049090448 <L> |
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Hi Yes, it's a mini tuchel. Only 3 pin, so I can experiment really, I just wondered if anyone had a diagram or something.. It has 2 positions too.. No idea! Maybe Hi and Lo or may just be an HPF... thx all the same |
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You see them a fair bit in Germany. | |
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If I didn;'t already have three USA 421s I'd really ewant one of those classic German ones. <L> | |
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David, The Sennheiser MD-421-HL is one of the older version with the beige (white/grey) exterior, and it have also a Tuchel connector 3 pin DIN 41524 style. (cable connector shall be a female Tuchel T-3261) The "HL" stand for high and low output impedance, and you can choose between 200 ohm or 24 kohm. It have also the two position "M/S" (musik/sprache) bass roll-off switch. Pin 1= 24 kohm (in phase) Pin 3= 200 Ohms (in phase) Pin 2= common for both impedance (out of phase) Connector metal body= ground/shield --Bo |
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I'll try it out tomorrow! David | |
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You can simply just get an adapter cable for it. I lately did so. Used: HINTON INSTRUMENTS: Klein Tuchel (DIN 41524) to XLR Adapter for -HL Know this thread is 2 years old. However, someone could be interested. |
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