Disklavier

Yes, you can easily insert a 9-conductor cable with Sub-D 9 pin 
connectors between the control unit and the existing cable.  Such 
prefabricated cables are commonly found in computer stores.  Mine is 
about 2 meters long, but I'm sure it could be longer without any loss of 
reliable performance of my Mark II DC3.

In my case, I was weary of banging my knees on the control unit and 
craning my neck to read the display.



subhash_rehan wrote:

>Hi, I was wondering if I can extend the 15-pin cable that attaches to
>the DKC500RW on my MPX1Z.
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>I would ideally like to add about another 1 metre but was wondering if
>it would be affected by noise causing the notes to be dropped etc.
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>Further, are these types are cable easy to purchase or are they made up.
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>thanks
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