Wiring a 4-wire Turner +2 to a GE Super Base 4 pin socket...

[danmcclain]

Well I've looked at the Turner Mic Wiring Guide and it doesnt include the GE Super Base. Hoping someone here can help me out with the color wire and on which pin it goes on... The Turner +2 has 4 wire: Red, Black, Shield, and White. Thanks in advance... Dan

 

[AudioShockwav]

GE Superbase
Found here.

General Electric 3-5875A (Superbase)

73
Jeff

 

[danmcclain]

GE Superbase
Found here.

General Electric 3-5875A (Superbase)

73
Jeff
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I really appreciate the effort, but the Turner listed is 6-wire, mine is 4...

 

[PSYKO_Inc]

1 White mic audio
2 Shield
3 Red receive
4 Black PTT

Wiring color codes found here: https://crookedheadnetwork.tripod.com/mic.htm (I have no affiliation with that site, just found it through a Google search. Verify wire connections inside your mic to ensure accuracy.)

 

[Woody-202]

I really appreciate the effort, but the Turner listed is 6-wire, mine is 4...

The 6 wire (CS-1) was mostly for Johnson radios and a couple others. Is this the only mic you own? If you have one wired for a Uniden/Cobra or Midland (all 4 pin mics), try 'em - you might get lucky.

 

[nomadradio]

The 6 wire (CS-1) was mostly for Johnson radios

And a lot of Uniden-built SSB radios with 5-pin mike sockets. Biggest feature of the six-wire was a separate ground for audio and keying. That's what made the 4-pin Uniden SSB radio change to a 5-pin, the need to separate two ground circuits.

And sometime back I posted a hack to reduce feedback squeal in the AM transmit audio of the 4-pin Uniden 40-channel SSB radios. Using just 4 pins made those radios vulnerable to this.

The Superbase has only 4 pins, so you should be good to go.

73