pc mount phono connectors - bnc footprint

[danville]

I have a few samples of a very nice phono connector that has the same footprint as a typical pc mount BNC.

I got a few samples originally from A/D Electronics (before they went out of business) and the package called them Tiffany RCA.

I also had a datasheet with detailed dimensions. It had a part number that I was able to google to find the actual manufacturer in the far east. Unfortunately, I can't find this datasheet. I did find a very similar part from First Tech Electronics P/N CN-RJ-012G. The sample I saw is mechanically equivalent but not quite as nice.

I am looking for a low cost Asian supplier since my requirements are in the 100-1000s.

Can anyone point me to a source?

Thanks

Al

 

[raudio1969]

I really like Ling Sing # PMP201 (rt angle) & PMP202 (straight). They are excellent quality.

http://www.lingsing.com.tw/s-1.htm

- Richard

 

[danville]

These are exactly lke the type I was referring to. Did you buy these direct from this supplier. What were their minimums?

Thx

Al

 

[raudio1969]

I don't recall their minimums, I tried to spec these for the ZR4630, Multi-zone receiver, about 8 years ago. My employer decided to use another custom part instead.

 

[danville]

Several years ago I started this thread. I still have not had too much success.

It has a BNC style footprint. Looks like this:



I need about 1000 so I am looking for an original manufacturer probably from Asia that deal in OEM quantities.

Thanks

 

[Speedskater]

It was a bad idea then and it's still a bad idea. RCA's should be mounted on the chassis/enclosure.

That old Pin #1 problem also applies to unbalance connectors.

 

[mickeymoose]

Pin1 on a XLR is not a signal carrying wire, ground on a RCA is, so this analogy is flawed. E

 

[Calvin]

Hi,

You can find the jacks of #5 at AEC Connectors Co.LTD Taiwan.
Item RJ-255PLG-TEF-M
Similar, but with metal body: RJ-203GG-TEF

jauu
Calvin

 

[Gricko]

High-End Connectors, Audio Connector Manufacturer - Aec Connectors Co., Ltd.

 

[davidsrsb]

As usual, no mention about how the shield pins are connected to the body. Too often you get all manner of fancy materials and then spoil it with pressure contacts.