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'Standard' size MIDI socket for fitting to a rack panel or any other panel for that matter. Test plugging this to male DIN plugs feels nice and solid, material itself feels pretty solid so seems like it will be a great alternative to the more common sort of oval DIN sockets. This will also look nicer mounted nesxt to XLR or other panel mounted connectors.
It's one of the few D-standard MIDI connectors, and it does it's job. Good soldering pins on the back and ok built quality. Used it in a rack panel to bring the midi connection from the back of an Avid Eleven Rack to the front for much easier connection.
This connector serves its purpose very well and is very inexpensive. Unfortunately you have to solder the back so that you can actually use it. I've soldered it to another cheap midi cable I had lying around, and use it in my band's rack. It's a great alternative to the more expensive MIDI connector that doesn't require any soldering, and serves the same purpose. If you are ok soldering, give it a try and save some eurs.
You can either solder the 5 wires, or just 3, since MIDI in general doesn't require them all (depending on the interface you will be connecting to).
This connector serves its purpose very well and is very inexpensive. Unfortunately you have to solder the back so that you can actually use it. I've soldered it to another cheap midi cable I had lying around, and use it in my band's rack. It's a great alternative to the more expensive MIDI connector that doesn't require any soldering, and serves the same purpose. If
This connector serves its purpose very well and is very inexpensive. Unfortunately you have to solder the back so that you can actually use it. I've soldered it to another cheap midi cable I had lying around, and use it in my band's rack. It's a great alternative to the more expensive MIDI connector that doesn't require any soldering, and serves the same purpose. If you are ok soldering, give it a try and save some eurs.
You can either solder the 5 wires, or just 3, since MIDI in general doesn't require them all (depending on the interface you will be connecting to).
The mounting size for these is 18mm. The socket stays in place with a steel screw-on ring. The two holes provide extra security and keep the socket from rotating. Works as expected.
