Enfain
Enfain 3.5mm 90° to MIDI 5-pin DIN cable 3m
Connects a 3.5mm audio output to MIDI 5-pin DIN equipment with a right-angle plug and three-metre length
Style Male to Male
- Male to Male
- Male to Female
- Right-angle 3.5 mm plug eases tight rear-panel access
- Five-pin discrete wiring supports full MIDI including SysEx
- Three-metre length gives stage-to-rack flexibility
- Male-to-male design connects keyboards, synths and organs directly
- 90° elbow reduces strain on device sockets
3 m MIDI cable for audio gear
This three-metre cable links a 3.5 mm right-angle plug to a five-pin DIN connector. It carries standard MIDI messages including SysEx between computers, keyboards, synthesizers and other studio or stage equipment.
Suits MIDI devices with DIN ports
Musicians and engineers connecting classic MIDI hardware will find the wiring compatible with all standard implementations. The cable does not support Jamstik MIDI, so players of that controller should look elsewhere.
5-pin discrete DIN wiring
The connector uses five individually wired pins that follow the complete MIDI electrical specification. This single detail decides whether the cable will work with a given instrument or audio interface.
Highlights
- Right-angle 3.5 mm plug eases tight rear-panel access
- Five-pin discrete wiring supports full MIDI including SysEx
- Three-metre length gives stage-to-rack flexibility
- Male-to-male design connects keyboards, synths and organs directly
- 90° elbow reduces strain on device sockets
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What device needs a 3.5 mm audio output to send MIDI through this cable?
Any source with a 3.5 mm stereo jack — computer, phone, MP3 player, CD or DVD player — can feed MIDI data into the 5-pin DIN plug.
Will the 90° plug sit flush against a synthesizer panel that has recessed 5-pin DIN sockets?
The right-angle 3.5 mm end hugs the source device; the straight DIN 5-pin end inserts normally into standard MIDI ports on keyboards, modules or interfaces.
How do I confirm the 5-pin discrete wiring is carrying SysEx correctly after connecting?
Send a SysEx dump from your sequencer or editor; if the receiving device shows the complete message without dropped bytes, the cable is functioning as specified.
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