Hi,

I just bought a few beyer mics in Germany and need to make some
adapter cables as they all have 3-pin din tuchel connecters.Can
anyone suggest a place to buy some connecters in Nyc or preferably
online? Thanks,

Mike

Instead of 3 pin din female to 3 pin XLR male cable, try finding screw on
metal adapters. I suspect you can find them at any good microphone shop
(48th Street???)
Where I live they cost $5 each and work much better than cables.
Ron Charles
"mike" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I just bought a few beyer mics in Germany and need to make some
adapter cables as they all have 3-pin din tuchel connecters.Can
anyone suggest a place to buy some connecters in Nyc or preferably
online? Thanks,

Mike

mike wrote:

I just bought a few beyer mics in Germany and need to make some
adapter cables as they all have 3-pin din tuchel connecters.Can
anyone suggest a place to buy some connecters in Nyc or preferably
online? Thanks,

Sennheiser parts department has them cheaper than most places.
--scott
--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

On Fri, 04 Jul 2003 23:13:06 GMT, mike wrote:

Thanks guys,


Ron, I can't find those adapters anywhere-could you tell me where you
got them and maybe give me their phone#? Or perhaps if you know who
makes them? Thanks again.

I just bought a few beyer mics in Germany and need to make some
adapter cables as they all have 3-pin din tuchel connecters.Can
anyone suggest a place to buy some connecters in Nyc or preferably
online? Thanks,

Mike

mike wrote:
On Fri, 04 Jul 2003 23:13:06 GMT, mike wrote:

Ron, I can't find those adapters anywhere-could you tell me where you
got them and maybe give me their phone#? Or perhaps if you know who
makes them? Thanks again.

I just bought a few beyer mics in Germany and need to make some
adapter cables as they all have 3-pin din tuchel connecters.Can
anyone suggest a place to buy some connecters in Nyc or preferably
online? Thanks,

Call Sennheiser parts. They have the connectors, and they might have
complete cables.

As always, make sure it doesn't need T-Power before you try it.
Or the wacky 9V powering that the MKH 104 takes.
--scott
--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

In article ,
mike wrote:


I can't find those adapters anywhere-could you tell me where you
got them and maybe give me their phone#? Or perhaps if you know who
makes them? Thanks again.

Are these what you are looking for? What colour would you like?

http://www.hinton.demon.co.uk/proaudio.html#mic

Scott Dorsey wrote:

As always, make sure it doesn't need T-Power before you try it.
Or the wacky 9V powering that the MKH 104 takes.

If they're Beyer microphones then they're either dynamic or they should
take standard 48 Volt phantom powering. As far as I know only Schoeps
and Sennheiser still offer condenser microphones for parallel powering
(Tonaderspeisung or "T-feed") any more.

The manufacturer of the connectors would be Amphenol-Tuchel GmbH but
I'd second the advice to get the parts from Sennheiser in Connecticut.

Mike,

Let me know of the are unavialable or over $5 each. If so I can buy them up
here and mail them to you.
Ron
"mike" wrote in message
...
On Fri, 04 Jul 2003 23:13:06 GMT, mike wrote:

Thanks guys,


Ron, I can't find those adapters anywhere-could you tell me where you
got them and maybe give me their phone#? Or perhaps if you know who
makes them? Thanks again.

I just bought a few beyer mics in Germany and need to make some
adapter cables as they all have 3-pin din tuchel connecters.Can
anyone suggest a place to buy some connecters in Nyc or preferably
online? Thanks,

Mike

Hi Ron,Scott


Thanks for your help-Sennheiser is out of stock at the moment and I
like the idea of the screw on adapter but can,t find them
anywhere.Ron, that would be great if I could send you some money and
you could mail them-I need 4 if that's ok.My email is
if you would like to contact me privately.Thanks
again eveyone.BTW the mics are 3 beyer m160 and a m69 my wife just
brought back from a trip to Gemany.One came with a cable and so I
tried them out and I really love the m160 so far-looking forward to
getting them all recording at once!

On Tue, 8 Jul 2003 20:17:57 -0400, "Ron Charles"
wrote:

Mike,

Let me know of the are unavialable or over $5 each. If so I can buy them up
here and mail them to you.
Ron
"mike" wrote in message
.. .
On Fri, 04 Jul 2003 23:13:06 GMT, mike wrote:

Thanks guys,


Ron, I can't find those adapters anywhere-could you tell me where you
got them and maybe give me their phone#? Or perhaps if you know who
makes them? Thanks again.

I just bought a few beyer mics in Germany and need to make some
adapter cables as they all have 3-pin din tuchel connecters.Can
anyone suggest a place to buy some connecters in Nyc or preferably
online? Thanks,

Mike