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Thread: Looking for a beautiful metal AMP 9 pin d-sub connector

  1. December 6th, 2018, 02:05 PM #1
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    Default Looking for a beautiful metal AMP 9 pin d-sub connector

    Gleaming chrome. NJ.
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  2. December 6th, 2018, 02:36 PM #2
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    Actually just the hoods
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    I think I may have a plastic-plated-with-chrome one somewhere. The real metal ones were pretty clunky--I have some DB hoods like that.
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    The original is metal so the replacement has to be.
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    Okay-Here you go.

    Term of art--they're called "backshells".
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    Here's another that says it's die-cast zinc
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    Neither says "AMP"
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    The part number is TE 5748676-1.
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    The new TE ones don't have the "AMP" logo, but there are some NOS ones on eBay that do.

    I don't see the point, but then I'm not a collector.
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    You have a rather vast collection of floppy disks. If you're not a collector, then ship them to me.
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