I seem to have lost the "S-Video-like" cable that connects the unit together. I wanted to order a replacement, but I can not find anywhere that offers it. I have about 20 S-Video cables, but if you compare the cables to the port, you will see that your typical S-Video cable won't work. Is there any way for me to get a replacement cable?
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02-01-2013 06:26 PMWolfeMastersRock Band Stage Kit
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02-02-2013 03:37 PMagiles30
I found a few listed by people on ebay. Can't verify the quality or anything, but that is the only place that I could find them listed.
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02-07-2013 09:19 PMLordFlatus
I bought an extender cable from Frys so I could put the smoke and the lights farther apart. It's been so long ago that I don't remember what kind it was, but it was just a regular old standard cable type and nothing custom/special.
Maybe it's a PS/2 cable. Do you have one of those laying around from an old keyboard or mouse? Or even just an old PS/2 KB or mouse to plug in to check the type? Then you can order from monoproice.com and get somethign good for cheap. -
02-17-2013 03:39 AMBlasteroids
It's a PS/2 cable with male on both ends ( http://www.amazon.com/3ft-Male-Keybo.../dp/B00320L0PY )
If you want to use the lights without fog & strobe (Storing the large unit away) then plug the above mentioned PS/2 cable into a USB convertor ( http://www.amazon.com/PS-Female-USB-.../dp/B0010LXT9W ) and then plug that into a USB power plug ( http://www.amazon.com/RND-Power-Solu.../dp/B004WX48J0 )
Note: Those are suggestions only! If something goes wrong, then it's your responsibility even if it has worked ok for me loads of times before! You might also find cheaper products about, but best to make sure the USB power socket is rated at 1amp or greater.
