I've used these Qable y-splitters and you're correct, it's slightly challenging to cross solder and fit all the cables into the plastic unit. So much so that I had to superglue it permanently shut... but it has lasted for 8+ years now and it's still my go-to cable.

Just popping my head back in! Nice builds guys, what's the new case styling in amps these days?

Session 9, slow movie from the start I expected it to pick up and get scary but it didn't. 5/10

I haven't posted in ages also! Here's a recent shoot with Steph Ly

Wow, I didn't check this thread in a while but it looks like something huge is brewing. As of today I'll be bringing: - Senn HD650 - AKG K701 - Cavalli Kan Kumisa III amp - Millett Hybrid MOSFET Maxed amp - SOHA amp - Alien DAC

Aug 1st is clear for me! I'm in!

I've been working on an upgrade to the SOCRAM switchbox and decided on a relay-based design. With a ton of JISBOS sitting around I decided to implement them into the switchbox! I call it the Chum I/O Buffered Switchbox. Here's the lowdown on the features: - Unbalanced 5 source connections...

Ferrari, that's HAWT. Good job man

That would be cool. A serious question: How do you get your DIY items on the airplanes and safely to the port-o-call?

I should be able to make Aug 1 if I'm not traveling at that time. Can't wait!!!

+1 for the ground loop breaker & pot grounding. Try those options first and let us know if you've got it solved.

Quote: Originally Posted by metal112524 i dont have a led or resistor The listing doesn't indicate the tip/sleeve polarity. You will have to use a multimeter or led/resistor to know for sure. Multimeters can be picked up very cheap and proves to be a must-have in the tool box.

Nice Stax! Great photos everyone

I'll be integrating the power supply into a PCB that I'm making. The Jaycars kit gives me an idea of the layout and such for the PSU part of it. More on the actual board purpose later...

Quote: Originally Posted by cetoole What is the point of D5/D6? I would just use RECT1 instead, as it is the same thing. Good point, that makes things a lot easier and two less diodes to worry about!