🔌 Enhance Industrial Connectivity with Your Cable Store's 10 DB15 Electrical Solution Review

Perfect for Neo Geo Omega Controller Extension Cable. Connects securely to the system and pad/stick, but not too tightly.

Bought this cable to take apart at our print shop and screw into a machine that accidentally ripped off a DB15 connector. The cable was painful to open - it was heavily shielded (good), and the quality was generally quite high. The 10 foot length was sufficient for our needs and the cable was very inexpensive. highlighted.

Just what I need for my Bose 3-2-1 Accoustimass audio system. I had to extend the link about 8 feet where I wanted to place the subwoofer. This is ideal for a 15 pin connection. I only wish it was a ribbon cable and black as that would suit the system much better.

These cables, while durable, contain so much extra plastic that they won't fit through the Macintosh SE/30 daughter card slot. With all the pins it still works great as an AUI cable. However, I had to use a large knife to cut off the excess plastic and then sand it down with sandpaper.

I have a sound card with an audio breakout box that I use for my home studio, but the original cable that came with it is just one Meters long . long. Because it is an obsolete product, the company no longer makes patch cords, even longer ones. I was afraid that this product might have different internal wiring than the original one, but I decided to give it a try. It fits and works absolutely perfectly. In the attached picture you can see the new cable at the back left.

I have a BOSE Acoustmas 5 and I have reorganized our living room. Because of this, I had to move our subwoofer to a different part of the living room. This made the ribbon cable too short. I ordered a DB15 serial extension cable to get the extra 10 feet needed to connect the ribbon cable. I was hesitant at first not sure if it would work but to my surprise it worked great. I'm enjoying my sound system again.

I have a BOSE Acoustmas 5 speaker system and I have reorganized our living room. Because of this, I had to move our subwoofer to a different part of the living room. This made the ribbon cable too short. I ordered a DB15 serial extension cable to get the extra 10 feet needed to connect the ribbon cable. I was hesitant at first not sure if it would work but to my surprise it worked great. I'm enjoying my sound system again.

I have a sound card with an audio breakout box that I use for my home studio, but the original cable that came with it only has three long legs. Because it is an obsolete product, the company no longer makes patch cords, even longer ones. I was afraid that this product might have different internal wiring than the original one, but I decided to give it a try. It fits and works absolutely perfectly. In the attached picture you can see the new cable at the back left.

If you are an old Atari 5200 gamer, firstly I want to say that I feel your pain, and secondly, if you want to solve the problem of the 5200 controller's absurdly short cables, this is your ideal solution. There is no lag when using the cable and all functions are intact. I would like to point out that when you connect your 5200 controller to this extension cable, the metal clip on the end of the extension cable will clip the small plastic tab on the outside of your Atari controller connector…