[BC] Old Cannon Mic Connector
PeterH5322@aol.com
PeterH5322
Sat Nov 5 07:36:38 CST 2005
In a message dated 11/5/05 4:01:16 AM, DHultsman5 at aol.com writes:
> The connector used on the 655C and 666 mikes was a Cannon? UA Series?
> Connector.
>
Definitely UA series, for something made in the early to mid 1950s.
> I believe the RCA connector was different.
>
Either Power (P prefix) or Oval (O prefix).
I suspect Oval, as the part number was something like O3...
Incidentally, I recently came a cross a stereo pair of RCA 77-series mikes,
and the factory connectors were Russell & Stoll locking power connectors, of
the general type which would later be found on certain IBM mainframe computer
I/O device power cables.
What's really bizarre is a standard mike connector in the pre-Cannon P days
... which, in turn, pre-dated the Cannon UA days ... in an around L.A., but
most particularly in the film industry, was a Hubbell Twist-Lock power connector.
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