Which sockets is better to use for MM corrector?
We are designing a high-end MC corrector with unusual Soviet military tubes and LR correction. It will have transformer balanced inputs and outputs.
The question is, which sockets is better to use for inputs?
I think about 2 options: either 1 female 5-pin XLR, or 2 female 3-pin XLR sockets.
Or may be there is something more standard?
We are designing a high-end MC corrector with unusual Soviet military tubes and LR correction. It will have transformer balanced inputs and outputs.
The question is, which sockets is better to use for inputs?
I think about 2 options: either 1 female 5-pin XLR, or 2 female 3-pin XLR sockets.
Or may be there is something more standard?
Hi,
thinking about highend on one side and cheap DIN-connectors on the other?? Doesn´t fit together somehow, eyyh?
As analog_sa pointed out anything different from RCA/Cinch will not fit with most tonearms. There are a few arms around that use 3-pole XLR.
If You don´t worry about compatibility then something like the Lemosa S-series or the equally excellent Fischer connectors of size 102 come to mind.
http://www.lemo.ch
Fischer connectors | Connecteur Circulaire - Connecteurs Push-Pull
jauu
Calvin
thinking about highend on one side and cheap DIN-connectors on the other?? Doesn´t fit together somehow, eyyh?
As analog_sa pointed out anything different from RCA/Cinch will not fit with most tonearms. There are a few arms around that use 3-pole XLR.
If You don´t worry about compatibility then something like the Lemosa S-series or the equally excellent Fischer connectors of size 102 come to mind.
http://www.lemo.ch
Fischer connectors | Connecteur Circulaire - Connecteurs Push-Pull
jauu
Calvin
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