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Gear / Technical Help => Battery Boxes, Preamps, Mixers, ADCs, and Processors => Topic started by: moonpeeler on September 21, 2013, 01:55:54 PM
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Hello,
I recently purchased 2 DPA 4061, the plugs are 3-pin as far as I can see, and I want to plug them to my Edirol R09 mini-jack.
I asked the vendor, he told me to buy 3-pin lemo adapter. I searched the web but still doesn't know for sure what's the solution.
What box can convert 2 '3-pin' to one mini-jack? I saw on this group CA-9200 or 9100 could do that, am I right?
MMA6000 too but it's a bit expensive. Are there other choices?
Anybody on this group could help me?
Thanks
Francois
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The adapter isn't worth the money if this looks like what you'd need:
They list for about $90 US each.
http://www.dpamicrophones.com/en/products.aspx?c=Item&category=138&item=24131
Can you post a picture of the cable ends? One of the MPS60XX series power supplies might work, but 3-pin is a bit too vague of a description.
I couldn't find the MPS on the DPA site, it appears that it's under a bit of a makeover.
BTW, welcome to taperssection!
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Thank you Genghis for your reply and welcome. Yes the adapter isn't worth it. Attached 2 photos of the cable end.
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DPA's 4061 are actually 2 wire mics and are "easily" rewired to a single mini plug. I have rewired many a pair, if you are interested drop me a PM.
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Moonpeeler -- Darktrain knows his stuff and has hooked me up with great custom cabling products a number of times -- have no fear doing business with him.
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DPA's 4061 are actually 2 wire mics and are "easily" rewired to a single mini plug. I have rewired many a pair, if you are interested drop me a PM.
It looks like someone rewired his to a 3-pin Lemo connector, maybe for use with the Sennheiser wireless packs?
Can you make a poer supply so that he doesn't have to rely upon plug-in power? Those mics with a power supply are pretty much bullet proof.