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mic plugs
- Thread starter KD2GOE
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Can't tell the pin-out in the pic. IMHO, as long as you make a solid and neat solder joint, I can't see where one connector could be much better than another.
Here is a link where you can buy virtually any pin-out you are looking for.
http://www.universal-radio.com/catalog/parts/micconn.html
Here is a link where you can buy virtually any pin-out you are looking for.
http://www.universal-radio.com/catalog/parts/micconn.html
Have you tried
http://www.cheapham.com/
Or here's one on Ebay for $5.50 shipped.
http://m.ebay.com/itm/162536845062?_mwBanner=1
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No i want the ones that look just like the stock kenwood The part that you grip to screw it in. every other part like the RadioShack one i got you can't grip it to screw or unscrew it from the radio.. and the contacts in it are noticeable weak.
I have been using RS mike connectors for years and never had a problem with them. I have to admit that once I plug a mic in I rarely unplug it. Its all a moot point now that RS is all but gone.
I dont switch them a lot its just i have had a run of bad mic plugs the little fingers that holed the pins are week and i am braking up a lot when i talk..
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Wonder how many actual mfrs that are that make these plugs? Amphenol? Who else? Probably a company in China makes these for Amphenol under contract/license.
Never had any problems with these plugs. One goes bad, just toss it and put on another one. Same plug body with a different pin-out number is all I've seen . . .
Never had any problems with these plugs. One goes bad, just toss it and put on another one. Same plug body with a different pin-out number is all I've seen . . .