Reddit Reddit reviews Monoprice 100093 6-Feet PS/2 MDIN-6 Male to Female Cable (100093)

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Monoprice 100093 6-Feet PS/2 MDIN-6 Male to Female Cable (100093)
This cable can extend PS/2 Keyboard & Mouse Extension CablesConnectors: Mini Din 6-pin(MIDN6) Male/Mini Din 6-pin(MIDN6) FemaleIt is manufactured in China
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2 Reddit comments about Monoprice 100093 6-Feet PS/2 MDIN-6 Male to Female Cable (100093):

u/Rob27shred · 5 pointsr/MechanicalKeyboards

TBH, that is a very tough cable to find. In fact other than your link I couldn't find one anywhere, even on some sites that sell strictly MKB stuff. The Mimic cable actually looks to be pretty high quality so the pricing is the only reason I could see not to go with it. If you want a cheaper solution maybe get a ps/2 male to ps/2 female cable like this. That way at least it won't be sticking way out from your mobo's ps/2 input & putting that extra stress on it. Although it would give you alot more cable to manage unless you can find a really short one.

u/LinuxPoodle · 2 pointsr/piano

not only does it need the same plug, but also the same pinout and protocol.

this counts as proprietary hardware so nothing is guaranteed.

Might have found something here:

http://diykeyboard.wikidot.com/yamaha-triple-pedal-connector

They suggest you keep the sustain pedal you already have, and add simple on-off switches for the other ones. It's about $5 each for the switch, then you only need a cable with correct plug, and connect the wires to the switches.

As a DIY project it seems possible to do this under $20.

floor switch - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01E0ZAMM6/

PS/2 extension cable - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B007TZCTEE/ (this I'm not sure of... PS/2 mouse actually only used 4 of the 6 pins, I think, so cables might not actually be fully equipped for 6-pin use)

everthing else is up to your soldering skills