on a lap steel.
what kind of connector is this???
Looks big enough to fit a standard power tube octal socket. My tube Lowery organs use these things for connecting up power from the amp section (which fold away from the back of the organ case) to the on/off switches, the speaker connections, and the preamp stage of the organ (which is mounted in the case, not on the back plane). So, yeah, anything from control power, to audio, to B+ and heater voltage could be running through them. The Lowery's are definitely standard octals, and even have the central locator pin, just like a power tube. Don't see that on yours. You'd hafta do some wire tracing to find out what each of those pins is supposed to carry and make some edjumacated guesses about how to hook them to any kind of amp arrangement...
I thought this club was for musicians. Who let the drummer in here??
Angela instruments is a helpful place to go for questions with funky connectors and such
http://www.angela.com/
and so is oak tree
http://www.oaktreeent.com/microphones.htm
http://www.angela.com/
and so is oak tree
http://www.oaktreeent.com/microphones.htm
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