CEEP Multicores

Ali.harman 🎙️ · 6th June 2010

Hi,

I've heard of CEEP Multicores and cables, and seen a lot of hire companies with them but don't know, and can't seem to find much about them on the web.

Can anyone make me wiser?

Remoteness · 8th June 2010

Why not contact CEEP - Communication, Electronic and Electromechanical Products directly?

LX3 · 8th June 2010

I believe CEEP connectors are most often found onstage (at least in UK/Europe) as multipin connectors on 12-pair subsnakes.

Larger snakes tend to be on Veam. Harting seems to have rapidly fallen out of use.

96009 · 8th June 2010

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Originally Posted by Ali.harman ➡️

Hi,

I've heard of CEEP Multicores and cables, and seen a lot of hire companies with them but don't know, and can't seem to find much about them on the web.

Can anyone make me wiser?

It's highly likely that the type you are referring to are 39pin Socapex connectors, used by many rental companies in the UK.
Two brands we use are Socapex original & CEEP version, both have their advantages and disadvantages. The shell size ( but not pin size! ) is the same as a 19pin Socapex connector used by lighting companies and also for speaker multi's.
The 39pin Socapex / CEEP are very reliable in my experience.

Oliver.

Ali.harman 🎙️ · 9th June 2010

Many thanks. Someone suggested looking into them for a live recording I'm doing. Now have a direction in which to look.

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