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Constant Velocity Transmission Lines, Inc.

James D Hassi

Noel M Lee

Bruce A Brisson

Timothy A Brisson

Bruce A Eastes

An electrical connector is set forth which is suitable for connection to a conductor which includes a connector member suitable for attachment, for example by soldering or by a crimping device, to a conductor, such as a cable. The electrical connector also includes a terminal pin connectable to an electrical receptor or terminal, for example in a part of an audio system. The connector member also includes a threaded part onto which any one of several types of alternative connector units may be mounted to enable use of the same conductor and its attached connector with different types of audio system receptors or terminals. A right-angle adapter may also be used to join the electrical connector to one of the alternative connector units.

Universal connector

Connector for electrical signal transmitting cables

A connector for connecting an electrical signal transmitting cable to a corresponding jack and including a cylindrical base member having an end for receiving the cable. A sleeve forms an extension of the other end of the base member and is adapted to engage over a corresponding flange of the jack. The sleeve is formed by a plurality of angled segments. A pin projects from the second end and is adapted to extend in a corresponding socket of the jack.

Connector for an electrical signal transmitting cable

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San Francisco, CA, United States of America

James D Hassi