[Hemos]

Just looking for the name of this 4 pin connector.

Max

 

[ATAT]

So amazingly blurry...

It looks like XLR? Not sure.. it could be anything with that amount of blur

 

[cetoole]

Looks kinda like a 4 pin header to me.

 

[jerb]

try posting another, less blurry picture with a quarter or something next to it for reference

 

[Comfy]

You could name it Fuzzy.

 

[tangent]

Quote:

with a quarter or something next to it for reference

Yes...without anything in the pic for reference, it could be anything from a mini-DIN 4-pin connector to an XLR-4 male.

 

[max-9]

Yes , This is part of the movie 2001 a Space Odyssey .

 

[mono]

Radio signal has improved within past hour, updated pic...

Kidding aside, it looks like a generic 2 x 2 , 0.1" spaced DIP header, like half of this example.

 

[ATAT]

hahahahhahahhahahahahah =) So it was a lander leg? damn... silly me.. XLR hah!

 

[dgardner]

For a second, I thought it was four of these...

 

[aerius]

The thingamajig in the first picture is definitely a doohickey.

 

[skyskraper]

for sennheiser headphones yes?

i think it's likely to be a 0.1" dual row 90 degree header like this many other manufs make the same thing.

 

[mono]

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Originally Posted by skyskraper for sennheiser headphones yes? i think it's likely to be a 0.1" dual row 90 degree header like this many other manufs make the same thing.

I think you are onto something there... I thought it was just some odd shadow instead of a right angle and wires, but if this is in Senns, it's probably a 2mm, rather than 0.1" (2.54mm) spaced right angle pin header.

 

[Mod_Evil]

This is with certain is a PIN HEAD... 2x2. With 4 pins.

The name is PinHead.

Happy New Year.

 

[skyskraper]

the blur just looked familiar

i took a guess to the spacing, with 2.54mm being the most common. it'd be worth the while to check it with a vernier calliper or similar.