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In article writes:

If anyone has a cable from a vxpocket soundcard they are willing to
sell, or better yet knows how to repair one with very superficial
damage(to the connector on the cable).

If it's damage to the connector that goes to the card, then no damage
is superficial. You'll have to replace the connector. There's a pinout
on Digigram's web site, but I have no idea where to buy a replacement
connector that goes into the card. If it's damage on the XLR end, just
cut the cable where it's damaged and re-connect the XLR. That will
work unless the damage is too close to the breakout point.

Last I heard (though these things change fairly rapidly) Fostex was
distributing the VX Pocket (but not the entire Digigram line) in North
America. You might check with their parts department and see if they
have a spare cable. It might be a good investment anyway since the
card will probably last longer than the cable. I know that they
(Digigram) have always sold the cable as a replacement part but you'll
probably have to call a dealer and ask him to order it for you.

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