Does anyone still make this kind of mic plug anymore or are they a thing of the past? Much nicer for screwing or unscrewing it onto the rig. This is on an older Cobra mic for a 132XLR I have.
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Older mic plug is kinda nice to use.
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Used to be able to buy the die-cast version of that plug. Haven't seen it offered for years. The suppliers where we got them have all closed long ago.
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Maybe Ken's Electronics?
He has literally dug up stuff for me that was unobtanium before.
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yep. my GE 4 pin mics has them, as well as a few other.
The die-cast plug with the curved body and the matte finish was more popular 40 or 50 years ago. I like it because the contact insulator and the body have a more-robust mechanical bond than the cylindrical-body plug with the polished finish. I would guess it costs a little more to fabricate.
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Here you go! https://ebay.us/m/jKDjMk
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There were good quality versions that look very similar years ago,
I have a couple with matching sockets in the parts bins, half twist to lock & better quality than cb mic plugs,
Can't remember where they came from & never found a use for them
I have a couple with matching sockets in the parts bins, half twist to lock & better quality than cb mic plugs,
Can't remember where they came from & never found a use for them
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