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GT MD1a Microphone Cable

Post by analogcabin » Fri Jan 05, 2018 7:44 am

Hi all,

I'm in need of a second cable for my Groove Tubes MD1a tube mic.
It terminates on D-Sub 9 slide lock connectors (which I've found), but it needs 6 conductor (plus a braided shield) cable. Any recommendations on a good flexible cable for this application? Ever fool with these microphones?


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Re: GT MD1a Microphone Cable

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Re: GT MD1a Microphone Cable

Post by losthighway » Fri Jan 05, 2018 7:51 pm

Nothing smart to offer, except that my soldering skills would make me sad if I had to wire up a new one. May the two that I have never break.

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Re: GT MD1a Microphone Cable

Post by leigh » Fri Jan 12, 2018 9:38 am

A few years back I had Redco make me a replacement cable for a Groove Tubes mic (well, the Alesis AM40, which is the same thing), which needs a 6 pin cable. I got the extra cable to have a spare, but also because the included cable was so stiff it would never lay flat on the floor, and forget about wrapping it gracefully around a mic stand.

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