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RE: Help us understand

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The Dill

In Reply to: RE: Help us understand posted by E-Stat on December 31, 2024 at 04:34:08

"its relevance to audio."
Yea, I am trying to establish that ...

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Exactly what part of an audio system - E-Stat 12:00:47 12/31/24 (6)
do you think it pertains?

Never in fifty years have I ever seen such a fitting used for any turntable, tape deck, CD player, streamer, amplifier, equalizer, speaker, etc .
- RE: Exactly what part of an audio system - The Dill 12:26:09 12/31/24 (5)
  "Never in fifty years have I ever seen such a fitting used for any turntable, tape deck, CD player, streamer, amplifier, equalizer, speaker, etc ."
  
  - Either have I and the mystery continues ...
  - Might as well post question - E-Stat 12:28:01 12/31/24 (4)
    on a kitchenware forum. :)
    - RE: Might as well post question - The Dill 12:44:14 12/31/24 (3)
      Thanks for being so helpful ...
      - RE: Might as well post question - Zarlino 17:55:12 12/31/24 (2)
        
        In Reply to: RE: Might as well post question posted by The Dill on December 31, 2024 at 12:44:14
        
        Probably a connector for attaching a boom to a regular mic stand.
        
        One end threads onto the stand, the other accepts the boom, which would have some means of attaching a mic at its free end.
        It's stiff so that the boom stays in place, though once connected the boom would provide the leverage necessary to make adjustments.
        
        That you have two would indicate stereo mics.
        
        RE: Might as well post question - The Dill 18:15:14 12/31/24 (1)
        
        In Reply to: RE: Might as well post question posted by Zarlino on December 31, 2024 at 17:55:12
        
        But why brass at one end and metal at the other?
        
        Just a guess...- - Todd A. 12:15:30 01/03/25 (0)
        
        In Reply to: RE: Might as well post question posted by The Dill on December 31, 2024 at 18:15:14
        
        If it is in fact part of a microphone stand and I was going to put an expensive microphone in it. I wouldn't want any ferrous metals by the microphone.
How about... - grantv 06:07:26 12/31/24 (1)
Toss it? :)
It's not something you need obviously, likely not audio related, so just pitch it.
- RE: How about... - The Dill 08:54:55 12/31/24 (0)
  Not until I find out what it is for ...

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