DIY Cable Gallery!!

[grawk]

RnB, don't stress the people whining, you've made some cool cables, and anyone paying attention knows you're not a dealer.

[crazyboarder]

i kind of ment how to make them i have an idea of how to but im not sure about the mini plug (what wire go's to what pole)

[RnB180]

PM me, Im heading out right now, so Ill answer tonight
and I will run down the steps I took to rewire, there is also a thread by another poster that made a tutorial here, do a search. You should find it.

[Syzygies]

Originally Posted by RnB180

I'll eat my words. You saved yourself the price of a used car by making those yourself!

[skyskraper]

the plug is easy to remember!

tip (usually centre solder lug/cup) = left
ring (the one outside or further from the middle) = right
sleeve (usually on the furtherst outside, or part of the strain relief on the primary plug component) = ground

same for 1/4" plugs also. xlr's are a bit different depending on your application, but you should be able to get the data you need for them in the documentation of whatever you're using them with

[[AK]Zip]

Here are 3 pics of my latest cable done. Its a 3 foot mini to mini. The wires are silver plated copper covered in teflon. Both left and right channel are completly shielded and are in seperate shields. Sorry for the low light.






Thanks,
Alex

[crazyboarder]

thanks, i just replaced the plastic screen with a metle screen from a box i got at orginized living, but can any one tell me where i can get the sleve for the wire.

[crazyboarder]

so for the wireing of my grados i get some star quad cable and split is up near the head phons put a mini conecter on the end and cover it with techflex and and the ends with srink wrap. did i miss any thing?

[HiGHFLYiN9]

Markertek, SVC and Partsexpress are all good sources of techflex, Cableorganizer has a larger selection with both Techflex and other types of sleeving.

[crazyboarder]

thanks do you know where i can get a 3.5 mini plug