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The Efnote EFD-Multi-Ax multi-strand cable is designed to simplify and optimize the wiring of Efnote modules. By grouping up to eight essential signals via a single DB 25 connector, it facilitates installation and ensures a clean and organized rack. This breakout multicable is ideal for users seeking quick and reliable setup, whether in the studio, during rehearsal, or on stage. Compatible with several Efnote series, it ensures efficient connectivity between the module and various electronic drum components.
| Cable Type | Multi-strand breakout cable |
|---|---|
| Module Side Connector | DB 25 male |
| 6.3 mm Mono Jack Outputs | Kick, snare, tom 1, tom 3, crash 1, ride, ride cup |
| 6.3 mm Female Jack Outputs | Hi-hat, tom 2 (connection via female cable) |
| DIN Connector | 5-pin for hi-hat controller (pedal) |
| Compatibility | Efnote modules series 3X, 5, 5X, 7, 7X |
| Usage | Included in Efnote 3X, 5X, 7X kits |
Product: Efnote Multicable EFD-Multi-Ax
SKU: EFD-MULTI-AX
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