DIY Cable Gallery!! - Page 288

I wouldn't call them WBT knockoffs..

If the nakamichi's are knockoff's, so are Dayton, Vampire, HGA, cmc.. and then several dozen other cable manufacturers who use 'locking plugs'

I refered to them as knockofs because the op refered to them as knockoffs. point is I dont care if they are knockoffs or not I want em

I've seen them on ebay.....

Got them in Vancouver at Lees Electronic Components for 9 dollars a pair and have seen them on ebay for more.

http://www.leeselectronic.com/

A quick look on thier website and I could not see the exact ones listed but if you are in Vancouver swing by and ask them. They have a huge opening 9 or 11 mm.

Less than $6 a pair on Ebay.

Second try, HD600 cable. Mogami, furutech plug, cardas connectors.
Hope my IKEA table don’t hurt your eyes too much hehe

Yes! Finally a worthy update! And an amazing one while you're at it!
Your skill improved dramatically between this one and the D1001, seriously!
Very neat y-split, nicely done connectors and though I personally don't like the metal near the plug, it's still a very nice looking cable!

I gotta say I usually agree with Bonthouse about the metal spring jobby sticking out the back of plugs but on this cable juxtaposed against the black of the connector and the black of the multistrand nylon sleeving that looks superb.

rca to rca:20 gauge with switchcraft rca

I really like that braid job man. Ive always wanted to try the flat braid but ive never needed to use that many cables.

More newbish stuff. I needed a 1/4" to 1/8" adaptor but the Grado ones they sell over here are pretty expensive; and the eBay generic ones aren't much cheaper and look pretty ugly. So I went and made one myself. The Neutrik connectors were so much fun to work with (again hard to find where I am unless I buy online, and kinda pricey).

Practice one with scraps and cheap connectors...




And now a proper one! Strain relief > heat-shrink anyday for me.

Looking sharp! Is that the stuff I also used for a low-pro?

Found it on here in some thread so possibly. Its fimo classic. But the jack plugs are also cut to the extreme, with the soldering point for the left channel actually being INSIDE the plug itself. They stick out just 4-5mm for the smallest of the two and thats including the clay

That is indeed pretty super small! Yeah, I came up with the fimo classic, thanks to my GF
It's nice stuff to work with, eh