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I'm very interested in seeing what cables you two will be un"veiling" for the Sennheiser's (get it? har har...) in the near future. I've got some HD-650's on the way to me right now, and I think I might be ditching this Oehlbach for another aftermarket cable.
So, let the DIY Wars begin
will you be conducting a aftermarket cable review? Itd be itneresting if you could approach moon audio, headphile, zu, equinox for loaners to conduct a review, I think its about time a face off is called for
__________________ I asked Jesus, "How much do you love me?"
"This much", He answered. Then He opened up His arms and died.
-anonymous "As far as the laws of mathematics refer to reality, they are not certain; and as far as they are certain, they do not refer to reality."
-Albert Einstein my headfi feedback
will you be conducting a aftermarket cable review? Itd be itneresting if you could approach moon audio, headphile, zu, equinox for loaners to conduct a review, I think its about time a face off is called for
I could, but I don't think I'll have enough time. I just bought a Signalcable Analog One RCA cable, and plan on getting a few more for my RCA cable shootout. I won't be able to afford any cables for my Senns for a while It it on my list though...and I'm patiently waiting until you're unveiling
These are my first diy cables, a little sloppy but good for a first timer.
These are three line out ipod cables that I made similar to the Sik Din & Ram Din.
For the connectors I used a right angle neutrik mini and the other two are generic inline female connectors that I got from parts express.
The conductor is 24awg teflon insulated silver plated copper. With Black 1/8 techflex.
These are my first diy cables, a little sloppy but good for a first timer.
These are three line out ipod cables that I made similar to the Sik Din & Ram Din.
For the connectors I used a right angle neutrik mini and the other two are generic inline female connectors that I got from parts express.
The conductor is 24awg teflon insulated silver plated copper. With Black 1/8 techflex.
Nice work. Not something we have seen is this gallery much (if ever).
Are those RadioShack B01 connectors? I own a Sik Imp and I have been wanting to take it apart and rewire it. I would like to replace the 3.5mm jack with a plug.
You wouldn't happen to have a schematic on where to solder wires on the connector you used, would you?
Needed a mini->rca and to test out a new iron so I put this together.
22 awg Silver plated teflon wire (each channel twisted), then covered each with 1/8" techflex (red for right, black for left) and then covered all of that with 1/4" white techflex. Neutrik connectors on both ends.
These are my first diy cables, a little sloppy but good for a first timer.
These are three line out ipod cables that I made similar to the Sik Din & Ram Din.
For the connectors I used a right angle neutrik mini and the other two are generic inline female connectors that I got from parts express.
The conductor is 24awg teflon insulated silver plated copper. With Black 1/8 techflex.
Close up pics: 1 2 3
No thoses aren't from radio shack. I got them from this guy named ridax from a different forum. Found him through this thread created by Syzygies.
Here is the link to the post on ipodlinux.com where the guy is selling these connectors. The site has been having some troubles with hackers so it might be down.
If you can't get the information there this is his e-mail: beopc@hotmail.com
All this information is on Syzygies's post so check there for pinouts and other stuff.
Just a warning the pins are very small and very close together so it is very easy to bridge two of them together just as it is easy to break the pins luckily even if you break them you have a bunch of others that arent needed to replace the broken ones.
-Quacker
im thinking about doing my first cable and i was going to buy red canare star-quad and whit tech flex. anybody have a photo of what that would look like?
Im not allowed to post my cable pics, but I do have an example of red with white flex. It comes out whitish pink. not star quad but the canare coax instrument cable, It was a guitar cable I made for a female guitarist in the worship band at Church.
theres a pic of it on my photobucket home page, that should give you an idea of how it would look.
To the mods, this is in no way any type of advert, but to asist a DIY enquiry.
No intention was made to break any rules. thanks.
__________________ I asked Jesus, "How much do you love me?"
"This much", He answered. Then He opened up His arms and died.
-anonymous "As far as the laws of mathematics refer to reality, they are not certain; and as far as they are certain, they do not refer to reality."
-Albert Einstein my headfi feedback
It it on my list though...and I'm patiently waiting until you're unveiling 
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