Cyberhome / Sonic Voom connector

[pacificrim]

I use a Cyberhome / Sonic Voom CH-SRD-600 with my sat setup to decode the digital optical audio to 2 stereo rca connections. On the front of the unit is a 9 pin female port that says 5.1 CH Output. I'd love to use this connection. Any idea of where to get the connector for these?
Kev

 

[Blindowl1234]

Don't know... was that where the headphones connected...the ones that came with the Sonic Voom that is? Might be tough to find.....Blind

 

[pacificrim]

No, not the headphone jacks but there is another. It looks (sort of) like an Svideo jack. It has 9 pins and says 5.1 CH Output. It didn't come with anything to plug into it.

 

[madmadworld]

No, not the headphone jacks but there is another. It looks (sort of) like an Svideo jack. It has 9 pins and says 5.1 CH Output. It didn't come with anything to plug into it.

yes it is the headphone jack..... they sound great too.
never seen any other adaptor that would work. but there could be one
good luck

 

[freezy]

It's a Sony PSP headphone/audio jack if that helps

 

[brex2001]

5.1 mini-din

If it's any help, I searched for the 9 pin plug & jack to repair an old PCI video/audio decoding card last year & found these on eBay. Unfortunately I don't remember the seller, but it was in electronics under audio.

The shell is larger(13/32"= 10 mm) than an s-video(11/32"= 8.7mm), which I'm sure you've already found out. I had to ask a lot of sellers to verify, but only the audiophiles seemed interested. Klipsch seems to come to mind.

Here are some pics.

 

[FaT Air]

could this be it?
Digi-Key Technical Information
Digi-Key Part Number CP-2090-ND

 

[brex2001]

Digikey link for Cyberhome

That is one, but perhaps the optional pin body is different.

 

[pacificrim]

Right on! Thanks so much for this info!
Cheers,
Kev