[HugoFreire]

I forgot to post this picture of the adapter after assembled. The HE60 connector is still the 3D-print nylon one of the post above, since I had no luck with Delrin. However, it fits perfectly and I'm very happy with the results.

I had almost forgotten how great the HE60 sounds with strings. Awesome little cans!

 

[Mach3]

Hi Higo you selling the connectors?

 

[HugoFreire]

Hi, I have made only one connector but I can make more and sell them to you.

 

[Mach3]

yes please PM thanks I'm after 2 1 for Stax Pro and 1 for HEV90

 

[babyoh]

Bump. Any update on the availability of the elusive HE60 to Stax adapter for those who are DIY challenged?

 

[Mach3]

I just need the HE60 plug, I got my Stax adaptor from Moon Audio.

 

[babyoh]

I just need the HE60 plug, I got my Stax adaptor from Moon Audio.

When did you get your Stax adapter from Moon? I searched the site but nothing for HE60 only HE90.

 

[Mach3]

When did you get your Stax adapter from Moon? I searched the site but nothing for HE60 only HE90.

https://www.moon-audio.com/stax-5-pin-din.html

I just need a HE60 plug and I'm set to make a HE60 to Stax and a HE60 to HE90

 

[chinsettawong]

I’m making a CNC-milled connector made of Delrin. Eric343 did this in the past, which has been used in some apuresound adapters. I wanted to start a group buy, but it seems to be prohibited in this forum.

Here is a cheap 3D-print nylon prototype which worked very well.

Very nice! May I ask where you source the connector pins?

 

[AMerePerson]

I've been digging around into the history of contacts and such for this DIY connector. There's an old head fi post stating that a car switch connector could be good for the HE60. There's also the posts on a German hifi forum (post 1, post 2) that give out item numbers on the electronics parts supplier Conrad, some of which work today.

Looks like the TE connectivity 183025-1 works as connector pins.
I'm also interested if Hugo would provide the STL file for the connector, since that would make DIY a lot easier, as the female end for the HE60 has been the hardest to find.

 

[Mach3]

I've been digging around into the history of contacts and such for this DIY connector. There's an old head fi post stating that a car switch connector could be good for the HE60. There's also the posts on a German hifi forum (post 1, post 2) that give out item numbers on the electronics parts supplier Conrad, some of which work today.

Looks like the TE connectivity 183025-1 works as connector pins.
I'm also interested if Hugo would provide the STL file for the connector, since that would make DIY a lot easier, as the female end for the HE60 has been the hardest to find.

Let me know if you find any solution, really want a HE60 adaptor to HE90 so I can use it on my HEV90 and another one so I can use it on my DIY T2.
Been looking for 2x HE60 female plugs for a while now, no luck.

 

[HugoFreire]

I'm also interested if Hugo would provide the STL file for the connector, since that would make DIY a lot easier, as the female end for the HE60 has been the hardest to find.

Been looking for 2x HE60 female plugs for a while now, no luck.

I think I can provide the file, but I will ask Kerry first because it's a modification I made on the panel-mount connector he used in a custom T2.

Very nice! May I ask where you source the connector pins?

I took the pins from this since it was the fastest/cheapest solution for me.

 

[HugoFreire]

I think I can provide the file, but I will ask Kerry first because it's a modification I made on the panel-mount connector he used in a custom T2.

Here is the step file for the HE60 connector.

*link removed* - PM if you are interested.