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post #151 of 8521
Unfortunately I don't like the sound

Lacks of dynamic, I guess this HF cable is not good for audio, too tightly shielded

Must try again with bare naked silver in teflon
post #152 of 8521
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bpribadi / What brand connnectors are you using with those...very clean?!
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post #153 of 8521
Quote:
Originally Posted by bpribadi
Unfortunately I don't like the sound

Lacks of dynamic, I guess this HF cable is not good for audio, too tightly shielded

Must try again with bare naked silver in teflon

Well sometimes you don't know till you try (never know where the next big thing will come from). At least the look pretty.

PS - I second the question about the connectors.
post #154 of 8521
Ooopppsss sorry, forgot about the connectors

Don't know what the brand, looks like OEM connectors (both RCA and mini jack). Bought in Sim Lim Tower, Singapore.
post #155 of 8521
Can anyone tell me if the Beldon magnet wire is oxygen-free copper? If it isn't, is there a similar wire available that is?
post #156 of 8521
Fantastic braiding job, bpribadi.

-Ed
post #157 of 8521
woops wrong thread
post #158 of 8521
Cable: Canare L-4E6S. Quad-conductor with shield.
Configuration: 2 conductors each for signal and return. Shield connected to ground on one end only.
Termination: Soldered with Cardas Quad-eutectic silver solder.
Connectors: Neutrik RCA's (Black) with gold-plated contacts.


The cable:




The RCA plugs:




Neutrik's proprietry cable clamping strain-relief:


Colours are a little off in the pictures due to lighting conditions. I need to get a polarizing light for picture taking soon. LOL..
post #159 of 8521
my first DIY cable go,

cat5e cable, nuetrik mini's, metal braid sheilding

looks cool and sounds pretty darn good imo

post #160 of 8521
is that solid core cat5e wire? I made some almost exactly like that (in fact exactly like that, except with blue flexo and heatshrink on top) and the wires snapped after a few months.
post #161 of 8521
Fully Shielded Mini-RCA Cable

- 22 awg. Silver plated copper, stranded wire, teflon dielectric
- Litz Braid Config
- Gold plated Neutrik mini
- Dayton Pro-Fi locking RCA plugs
- Tinned copper braid sheilding
- WBT 4% Silver solder
- Techflex, heatshrink

--Illah

post #162 of 8521
EMU 0404 1/4" Mono to Stereo Mini-Jack Adapter

It's not pretty but it's effective

- 22 awg. Silver plated copper, stranded wire, teflon dielectric
- Sheilded Mini-Jack
- Sheilded 1/4" Plugs
- Tinned copper braid sheilding
- WBT 4% Silver solder

--Illah

post #163 of 8521
My bad if this has already been answered which it most likely has(I didnt read many of the posts, just gawked at the pictures), but how much do stuff like this cost? Was thinkin about picking up an amp for my portable, maybe an SR-71, and might soon thereafter get some cables made up. Maybe the canare starquad with straight 1/4" to 1/4" connectors, and where might one go to get something like this made?
post #164 of 8521
Quote:
Originally Posted by Illah
EMU 0404 1/4" Mono to Stereo Mini-Jack Adapter

It's not pretty but it's effective

- 22 awg. Silver plated copper, stranded wire, teflon dielectric
- Sheilded Mini-Jack
- Sheilded 1/4" Plugs
- Tinned copper braid sheilding
- WBT 4% Silver solder

--Illah

To be honest. who really cares if the plug looks ugly? Your not going to sell it right? As long as it suits your needs then it is OK
post #165 of 8521
SR-325 re-cable.

4 runs of 20 AWG silver-plated wire (2 per driver).
Vampire Wire 1/4" connector
plus flex-tech and some heatshrink.




Edit: Here's an updated pic in better conditions:
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