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RE: Source of A/V connectors and a STP termination quest ion
- To: "'ukha_d@xxxxxxx'" <ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
- Subject: RE: Source of A/V connectors and a STP termination
quest ion
- From: James Hoye <jhoye@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2001 10:58:15 -0000
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> I use standard 4mm "Banana" plugs and sockets.
>
> What about stock code 738-525 for sockets, mounted in a
> standard 1-gang
> blanking plate, with some appropriate plugs. There's gold
> plated ones in
> black (531-447) and red (531-453).
>
> For your low-level stuff, I'd be inclined to look at mounting
> a SCART socket
> for simplicity.
I've used Maplin ones which whilst functional, aren't perhaps as
aesthetically pleasing as you desire.
Search for Neutrik/XLR under either RS or Maplin. Keith suggested these to
me after I had fitted all of mine - they do various ways, and the
female/wall sockets are flush mountable.
Maplin part CW65V is a 4 way socket - can carry 2 channels (stereo), or
single bi-wired channel.
RS probably have a greater variety, including 'professional' types.
James H
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