Cardas Din plug compatible with Graham Phantom II?

Jfrech is indeed correct regarding the din pin orientation. The Graham and SME are 180 degrees different. Not a problem with the straight din plug but could be with a 90 degree din plug depending on the space underneath the armboard/plinth.

Not a problem with the straight din plug but could be with a 90 degree din plug depending on the space underneath the armboard/plinth.

Not to put too fine a point on this scholarly discussion ;-) but the rt. angle plugs I've seen (not all by any means) have a set screw that allows the little receptacle plate to be rotated 180 in the plug body. You'll notice they don't make L and R oriented 90 degree plugs; that's when I figured out what the set screw was for!

Nsgarch -
Yes you are correct about that set screw and the ability to rotate the inner white plug - however, it is very easy when doing so to break one or more of the fine wires inside if not careful........it's a delicate operation.