What multiconnector is this?

muziekschuur · 21st June 2010

What chassis part is this? And what multiconnector should fit on this?

dtf · 21st June 2010

Hoi Muziekschuur,

That looks like socapex connectors. E.g. Dutch broadcasting used / uses it quite a lot, you'll see it installed in most larger concert halls and music locations around the country. But I even found one in a studio somewhere far out in China.

The actual connection is quite secure, but it's easy to damage the pins when you don't rotate the connector for the correct fit and try to push it in. I believe the sockets are always male, so when plugging in a cable you are supposed to never have the wrong end. Also, it's a small plug carrying a large amount of channels (up to 24?).

Best,
Dirk

muziekschuur · 21st June 2010

I contacted a dutch company who use Socapex and Harting for their harnesses they manufacture for clients and they told me they do not know this connector....

daniel c · 21st June 2010

I looks like it might be a "Link" connector

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muziekschuur · 21st June 2010

I did contact this LK company and they did not recognise the above chassispart.

t_chance · 21st June 2010

Looks like a Cannon 28 pin to me.

Nine balanced signals in 27 pins.

http://www.ittcannon.com/uploadedFil...s/ringlock.pdf

muziekschuur · 22nd June 2010

Awesome. That looks bang on. I've been looking now for 2 years. Thank you thank you.

Frans van den Berge

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muziekschuur Lives for gear Joined: Nov 2004 Location: Stavenisse Posts: 1,484 Thread Starter 2 Reviews written	I contacted a dutch company who use Socapex and Harting for their harnesses they manufacture for clients and they told me they do not know this connector.... __________________ I use BAGEND SPEAKERS. you should hear em too. http://www.myspace.com/a-muze#!/556701704

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t_chance Gear maniac Joined: Aug 2005 Location: St Paul MN Posts: 162	Looks like a Cannon 28 pin to me. Nine balanced signals in 27 pins. http://www.ittcannon.com/uploadedFil...s/ringlock.pdf __________________ Tom KFAI Fresh Air Radio & MBOTMA

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21st June 2010	#2
dtf Gear nut Joined: Nov 2009 Location: Berlin Posts: 95	Hoi Muziekschuur, That looks like socapex connectors. E.g. Dutch broadcasting used / uses it quite a lot, you'll see it installed in most larger concert halls and music locations around the country. But I even found one in a studio somewhere far out in China. The actual connection is quite secure, but it's easy to damage the pins when you don't rotate the connector for the correct fit and try to push it in. I believe the sockets are always male, so when plugging in a cable you are supposed to never have the wrong end. Also, it's a small plug carrying a large amount of channels (up to 24?). Best, Dirk

21st June 2010	#4
daniel c Gear addict Joined: Jun 2002 Location: Sydney , Australia Posts: 451	I looks like it might be a "Link" connector Documento senza titolo

22nd June 2010	#7
muziekschuur Lives for gear Joined: Nov 2004 Location: Stavenisse Posts: 1,484 Thread Starter 2 Reviews written	Awesome. That looks bang on. I've been looking now for 2 years. Thank you thank you. Frans van den Berge