30 Pin To Lightning Flat Cable

[3.3' / 1 m] I needed a replacement for my almost-dead 30-pin iPod cable. Since they no longer make the iPod Classic, having a working cable to add new music from iTunes is essential. I've ordered non-OEM cables in the past that would charge but not work with iTunes. Buying the OEM version is ALWAYS worth the extra money!

[Nylon/Aluminum] Love the flat cable. Have had these for years and just bought more.

[3.05 lb] I've been using this little guy to mount a tripod head (and camera) to a C-stand boom arm so that I can get top-down overhead shots with much more flexibility and height than trying to screw around with a tripod. Pro tip: grind a flat spot on your boom arm's baby head pin, and then align the set screw on this adapter to that flat spot when you tighten it down... then it can't rotate at all on the baby head pin. I have ground flat spots into all of my booms, arms, and C-stand heads for this purpose.

[0.425 lb] This is a well made product! It has a baby pin receiver on one side and 3/8" male ball head or any tripod head with flat base. Also, you can drop this into junior pin receiver in heavy stands!

[0.135 lb] If you need a cable for a Red camera this is the one. There are different Red camera's so make sure you know what pin configuration you need

[USB Type-A] Standard Replacement for a misplaced Apple 30-pin connector. Fairly durable, and generally long lasting with moderate use.

[0.03 lb] A Pin is a pin..... what can I say!

[0.6 lb] Not much to say about a cable. I straightened it out and after a few hours it lay flat just fine.

[Cat 7] The cable works well as expected! And was easier to handle because it's flat.

[1x D-Tap Male] Coiled is good but I still need a flat cable for my BM6K Pro.