Pic needed of a Mutant amp 'hi input' cable

[spiny]

Hi Guys,
so any of you have a Mutant amp with a six pin 'hi input' cable ?
I bought one at a car boot this weekend but it doesn't have the cable for high level input.
luckilly, it's a standard socket, but unluckily, I can't find a pinout anywhere.
I found a copy of the installation instructions, and these give the colours and fucntion of each wire, but not which order they are in
So if someone could describe their cable, I reckon I'll have enough info to go on

it's one of these:



also, if anyone else is in the same boat, the plug is a PC Motherboard graphics card power supply molex style connector

[penrhynrallycentre]

Try Halfords they usually stock leads to fir most amps and could get hold of one for you


Dave

[cobblers]

Halfords used to deal with mutant stuff years back, but the chance of them getting you a lead for that amp is pretty bloody slim - they don't have the facility to order one even if they know exactly what it is.

Your best bet is to probe the wires out yourself - wire it up to power, ground, 12v remote and some speakers - then, probe at the pins. If you've got a multimeter, use the "diode" function, put the negative probe on the battery ground then poke the positive probe at the pins and listen for a click from a speaker -

Two pins will do nothing (one will be ground, the other probably not connected to anything)

Two pins will cause a click from the left speaker, Same from the right. Polarity will probably be logical but you can work it out by watching if the speaker cone moves in or out when you put the probe on.

[spiny]

good plan

[nelliem]

Or buy some hi level to rca convertors and use the rca inputs.

[thetechden]

The last amp I wired with a similar, if not the same connector was left speaker to the left pins, positive on the top row, right speaker to the right, positive on the top row and the two in the middle were grounds.