Disklavier

My Mark II has a 9-pin connector.  In your case, you will want to find a 
15-pin cable with similar connectors (I assume that the connectors are 
type Sub-D 15), male on one end and female on the other.  If you should 
buy one that is prefabricated, check to be sure that it is wired pin for 
pin with no pins cross-connected.  There is no great mystery here--you 
are simply stretching the original conductors.

subhash_rehan wrote:

>I just double checked the number of pins and it is a 15 pin cable that
>connects the MPX1Z to the DKC500RW, I'm not sure where the 9 pin cable
>comes from.
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