midi cables for those of us who don't like using dongles

[duncandisorderly]

if you are any good at soldering, but can't be arsed to go the whole hog & make up your own 3.5mm to midi cables, these are worth investigating. you will need to open up the DIN plug end of them & move one wire, so that both of the 'inners' are connected to the pins either side of the centre pin. if you've ever looked insode a midi DIN plug you'll know what I mean.
these are a lot smarter & a lot less risky than using the dongle, especially on stage.
the same outfit do a 3.5mm to 1/4" jack stereo cable, but I deliberately chose a different source for my audio cabling so that they'd look different.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[Aaron]

We are also selling this option, which is a combination adpater/cable:
https://1010music.com/product/4-ft-m...s-to-5-pin-din

[underwood]

Do you plan to produce some 3,5mm TRS to 6,3mm TRS and to two 6,3 TS Audio cables to? Would be nice for the blue- and blackbox.

[jayneural]

Anyone is making a 90 degree elbowed MIDI TRS-A/B converter ?

Any centimeter is important into my mallette studio