Hirose To Lightning Cable

[Mini USB] This cable works just fine with the Apogee Jam and it's more reasonably priced than many other Hirose-to-USB cables.

[14.4 VDC] I use this with a MixPre-3 and a hirose-to-d-tap cable.  Works as expected.  Its awesome to be able to power the MixPre off camera battery.  Would buy again. Only suggestion I have is that if you do use this to power your MixPre, and if you feed a signal back into your camera (i.e. not just record to the MixPre, but also send a scratch track signal from the MixPre to the camera), then you will want to get a ground loop isolator to put in your signal chain.  Otherwise the in-camera scratch track will have interference noise.  (The internal MixPre recording remains pristine.)

[11.8" / 30.0 cm] It is small and compact. I picked up a cable that is D-Tap to HIrose. I reached out to the Sound Devices about the wiring of this to make sure I could check if cables would work. Pins 1 and 2 are wired together and are positive, pins 3 and 4 are wired together and are the negative. This way you can check with cable manufactures to make sure it is wired correctly for your unit.

I use this with a MixPre-3 and a hirose-to-d-tap cable.  Works as expected.  Its awesome to be able to power the MixPre off camera battery.  Would buy again. Only suggestion I have is that if you do use this to power your MixPre, and if you feed a signal back into your camera (i.e. not just record to the MixPre, but also send a scratch track signal from the MixPre to the camera), then you will want to get a ground loop isolator to put in your signal chain.  Otherwise the in-camera scratch track will have interference noise.  (The internal MixPre recording remains pristine.)

I'm using this with a MixPre-6 II, a Hirose-USB-C PD cable purchased off Amazon, and an Anker PD battery. As long as you research how USB-C PD delivery works, and buy/make the correct cable and correct battery, this is a great setup - IMO. I've also had success using a non-PD Ravpower battery at 9V/12V (no longer for sale), using a DIY cable. I like how I can use this device and the cable / battery of my choice. It's a solid and well built piece of gear.

It is small and compact. I picked up a cable that is D-Tap to HIrose. I reached out to the Sound Devices about the wiring of this to make sure I could check if cables would work. Pins 1 and 2 are wired together and are positive, pins 3 and 4 are wired together and are the negative. This way you can check with cable manufactures to make sure it is wired correctly for your unit.

[9 to 24 VDC] I'm using this with a MixPre-6 II, a Hirose-USB-C PD cable purchased off Amazon, and an Anker PD battery. As long as you research how USB-C PD delivery works, and buy/make the correct cable and correct battery, this is a great setup - IMO. I've also had success using a non-PD Ravpower battery at 9V/12V (no longer for sale), using a DIY cable. I like how I can use this device and the cable / battery of my choice. It's a solid and well built piece of gear.

[Zipper] 1. Great bag size for the MixPre-10T and visible blue color for locating in the dark. 2. That said, the standard Sound Device 4-pin Hirose AC cable provided with the MixPre-10T is too delicate for any bag, and the cold soldered joint broke upon insertion into the bag. I had a new cable made with a Hirose HR10-7P-4P connector that has a good solder joint on all four pins. The new AC cable will not break with normal use and makes the Orca OR-30 and MixPre-10T a great combo.

[0.42 lb] Using the 6 foot cable to power my lightning charger on my nightstand. Excellent cable.

[3.38 lb] I like lightning