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[brian maddox]

What did they change it to?  Anything common in the industry?

AT says it's a "cH-style screw-down 4-pin connector"

The only pictures i can find for it are from AT, so it doesn't feel/sound like anything all that standard.

The variety of beltpack connectors for wireless is a personal pet peeve of mine, so the idea of adding another connector to the mix does not make me super keen on using AT systems....

[Mike Caldwell]

AT says it's a "cH-style screw-down 4-pin connector"

The only pictures i can find for it are from AT, so it doesn't feel/sound like anything all that standard.

The variety of beltpack connectors for wireless is a personal pet peeve of mine, so the idea of adding another connector to the mix does not make me super keen on using AT systems....

I was just about to post that same picture!!

I have no clue as to why they would change the connector on a well established wireless system that has been around and working well for years.

Just looking at the connector it looks HIROSE like with the four pins only with a completely different locking concept.
Maybe it was cost, but the connector doesn't appear to that much simpler in design.

I always felt the AT 3000 series was at the sweet spot of good price point and performance. 

So far I have not heard any pricing info on the new series.

[Mike Caldwell]

From what I've seen it looks like the new 3000 series will be noticeably higher priced than the recently discontinued 3000 series.

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