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Originally Posted by elliot42 View Post

@limpidglitch: They're different, how did you do that?


Four strands of litz wire sleeved individually, then braided together.

It has been done before, but my sleeves are rather loose so it looks a bit different.

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post #5823 of 9429

Recabled Sony MDR-CD3000

 

Sony MDR-CD3000 recabled with Cardas Starquad and Furutech connector 

post #5824 of 9429

Just made this last night. Viablue 3.5mm plugs carbon 1/8'' techflex over braided 24gauge wire. Turned out better than I expected :)

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Edited by lozanoa11 - 6/4/10 at 2:30pm
post #5825 of 9429

wow the carbon tech flex is really nice.

post #5826 of 9429

Hehe :p I think I congratulated you already on that overclock forum, but here it goes for a second time.

Nice job!

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all of them

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HD800 + adapter:
Neutrik XX-series XLR's and plug
CryoParts HD800 plugs, modded
24AWG cryo UPOCC copper (DHC Nucleotide)
Teflon tape
3:1 Heat shrink tubing
Nylon multifilament
Cardas silver solder

iPod LOD:
Switchcraft mini plug
Ridax iPod dock connector
24AWG cryo UPOCC copper (DHC Nucleotide)
3:1 Heat shrink tubing
Nylon multifilament
Cardas silver solder

 

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Behind the scenes

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post #5829 of 9429

I'm a bit new to this, but whats the purpose of the teflon tape?
 

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post #5830 of 9429

IDE Cable. Shortest/smallest cable I've made so far, no noticeable changes in sound to my ears. My attempt with enamel copper wire broke, the soldering points were too weak.

 

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Originally Posted by markkr View Post

I'm a bit new to this, but whats the purpose of the teflon tape?


Perhaps to hold the braid together while feeding it through the nylon?

post #5832 of 9429
Thread Starter 

Some recent cables I've made for myself:

 

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A BNC Digital Cable featuring Furutech Rhodium plated BNC terminations and DHLabs silver sonic cable. The silver sonic has an appx. 20 gauge silver plated copper solid conductor.

 

 

 

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A 6 foot headphone extension with a litz braid of Kimber wiring (clear and white), and Furutech 1/4" plug.

 

 

 

 

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6 conductor mini to mini cable (1 foot) featuring 4 strands of Kimber TCSS and 2 runs of 24 gauge silver in teflon. Each signal gets 1 run of TCSS and 1 run of silver, the ground gets 2 runs of TCSS.

post #5833 of 9429
Thread Starter 
Quote:
Originally Posted by jageur272 View Post

Quote:


Perhaps to hold the braid together while feeding it through the nylon?


It can act as additional dielectric / prevent vibration / or preserve geometry as you said.

 

 


 

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Originally Posted by limpidglitch View Post

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^ I love these! :)


Edited by HiGHFLYiN9 - 6/6/10 at 2:43pm
post #5834 of 9429
Quote:
Originally Posted by markkr View Post

I'm a bit new to this, but whats the purpose of the teflon tape?
 


 


Add stiffness.

post #5835 of 9429
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Originally Posted by limpidglitch View Post

My fingers have been itching again.

I don't even have a place I can use them, they're too short.

 

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Did you just cut up small pieces of red and white shrink then shrunk them onto the gold ground portion? I don't recall Switchcrafts ever came with a colour option?
 

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