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The EFD-Multi-A5 multicore cable is an essential accessory for users of Efnote 5 and 7 kits who want to optimize their electronic drum setup. By consolidating multiple connections into a single DB25 plug, it simplifies installation and reduces cable clutter. Suitable for configurations with up to seven elements, this cable ensures a reliable and fast connection between the pads and the module, ideal for studio sessions, rehearsals, or stage performances.
| Cable Type | Multicore stranded cable |
|---|---|
| Main Connector | DB25 plug to Efnote module |
| Integrated Jack Cables | 6.3 mm mono jack for kick, snare, tom 1, tom 3, crash 1, ride, ride cup |
| Female Jack Connector | 6.3 mm female jack for hi-hat and tom 2 (female to female connection) |
| DIN Connector | 5-pin DIN for hi-hat controller |
| Compatibility | Efnote 5 and 7 kits |
| Number of Supported Elements | Up to 7 elements plus hi-hat control |
Product: Efnote Multicable EFD-Multi-A5
SKU: EFD-MULTI-A5
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