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More of the stuff HeadFiers love... a Mini to Mini and Mini to RCA

And some made from Cardas 300B wire...
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A EMU 0404 cable to 2 RCA's and some HD580 cables using the plugs from the groupbuy. Canare Starquad and Neutrik plugs!

More info on cutting the Sennheiser plugs here : http://www6.head-fi.org/forums/showp...&postcount=105












post #244 of 9478
Looking good magsy.

Have you considered heatshrinking the HD650 connectors?
post #245 of 9478
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5 Pin to RCA Interconnect for my good friend Oink

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5 Pin to RCA Interconnect for my good friend Oink

w00tage! - Custom goodness! I'm a happy Head-Fi'er
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More of the stuff HeadFiers love... a Mini to Mini and Mini to RCA

And some made from Cardas 300B wire...
Wow! How does the Cardas 300B wire sound?
post #248 of 9478
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Warm and smooth, a very nice combination, I'll soon be recabling my MS-2s with Cardas smurf cable I purchased from Drew @ Moonaudio so stay tuned
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More fun with cables..

Here's another two more attempts at a cable.. one a mini-mini, another a mini-RCAs. Both of them making use of stranded 20 AWG silver-clad-copper with teflon jacket, more eBay special RCA jacks, and gold-plated Radio Shack jacks (waiting for Parts Express to get in their shipment of Neutrik parts). The mini-mini is using a 4-wire Litz braid, the mini-RCA is a plain twisted pair.

Think I'm getting the hang of this cable fabrication...


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alright well after reading this and a few other threads I'm convinced I want to start trying this out myself. One question I had though, for rca to rca, rca to mini, and mini to mini, is canare starquad or braided, teflon coated, silver plated ofc better?
post #251 of 9478
Warm sounding = starquad

Detailed sounding (some may even say bright) = PTFE insulated silver plated copper
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Warm sounding = starquad

Detailed sounding (some may even say bright) = PTFE insulated silver plated copper
what about as far as noise rejection goes?

is the braided teflon ofc pretty susceptable to interference? The RS cables I'm using now pick up a hum, and I really want to make sure I don't have that problem with these.
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Nice work RnB!

Did you braid the wires yourself? They look very neat.
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