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Mini DigiLink female to DigiLink male
It is an adapter cable: the female end takes a Mini plug, the male end goes into a full-size port.

Independent shopping perspective
A 59-dollar Mini DigiLink cable for connecting Avid HDX/HD Native interfaces. Buy it if your Pro Tools rig has the smaller DigiLink port.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
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It is an adapter cable: the female end takes a Mini plug, the male end goes into a full-size port.
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This carries multichannel audio between Avid hardware only. It is not a computer connection.
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Direction matters. Ordering the wrong gender means it will not seat on either device.
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The exact part number to match if you are replacing a cable that shipped with your interface.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It works with Avid gear that uses DigiLink ports. Check which size port your card and interface each have — this cable bridges a Mini female end to a full-size male end.
No. They carry the same signal but the connectors are different sizes and do not fit each other. That is why adapter cables like this one exist.
No. DigiLink is a proprietary Avid multichannel audio link. It does not carry MIDI or USB data.
Yes. One end is female Mini DigiLink, the other is male full-size DigiLink. Match each end to the correct port before buying.
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