Abstract: A method of forming a connector for a hearing aid, by providing a plug, a receiver housing and an interconnecting tube; providing or arranging one or more accommodated elements in the interconnecting tube, and elongating the interconnecting tube by forcing the first and the second ends of the interconnecting elements away from each other whereby a length of the interconnecting element is increased. A connector for a hearing aid, the connector comprising a plug and a receiver housing interconnected by an interconnecting tube, wherein the width of the interconnecting tube is below 3 mm and wherein at least four electrical conductors are arranged in the interconnecting tube such that the electrical conductors co-extend with the interconnecting tube.

Abstract: An assembly having a first element that provides a signal that is received by a second element. The assembly includes a signal guide/transporter transporting the signal from the first to the second element and including a first and second connector/plug connected to the first and second elements, respectively. The assembly further includes an adapter for transmitting information to the first element and a third and fourth connector/plug. The third connector/plug is coupled to the first connector/plug to receive the signal, and the fourth connector/plug is coupled to the second connector/plug to transmit the signal received by the third connector/plug to the second connector/plug. The third and first connectors/plugs are adapted to forward the information transmitted by the adapter to the first element.