HOLLYLAND DB25 Male To DB15 Male Tally Cable

HOLLYLAND DB25 Male To DB15 Male Tally Cable | A specific connector pairing for tally setups

When a tally setup calls for different connector types at each end, matching the cable to those ports is the first step. The HOLLYLAND DB25 Male To DB15 Male Tally Cable has a DB25 male connector on one end and a DB15 male connector on the other. It’s intended for a tally connection where that exact pairing is required, so it may suit people putting together or adapting a setup with those connections. The useful point is the pairing itself: you can identify what the cable offers from its name, without guessing from a product photo. Connector shape alone doesn’t tell you whether two pieces of equipment will exchange the right tally signals, though. For that, the connection requirements of both devices matter. If your setup calls for a DB25 male-to-DB15 male tally cable, this is the cable described here; it’s a specific connection, not a general-purpose adapter.

Matching the connection

Both ends are male, so the cable is intended to connect to corresponding female sockets. The DB25 and DB15 names identify two different connector formats; they aren’t interchangeable just because both are D-sub style connections. Before using the cable in a tally setup, make sure the equipment calls for these connector types and that its tally signal assignment matches at both ends. That distinction matters: matching the physical connectors is necessary, but it doesn’t by itself establish that the signal path is right for your equipment. We’d treat the connector pairing as the starting point, then use the device documentation to establish suitability. This keeps the decision focused on the actual connection your tally setup requires.

Technical Specifications

• Product type: Tally cable
• Connector 1: DB25 male
• Connector 2: DB15 male