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Oct 11, 2006 at 2:02 AM Post #1,756 of 16,307
Cool deal, oh just want to let you know that the wirecare heat shrink requires just a little higher heat get a tight fit.

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Oct 11, 2006 at 5:43 AM Post #1,758 of 16,307
SPC cables does looked neat. I have to give them a try after this
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Oct 11, 2006 at 4:53 PM Post #1,759 of 16,307
My first cable. mini -> rca cat5 and rat shack parts. You can see the process i took through the progression of the pics. Any tips on tinning and soldering would be helpful:p. and yes i know the blue heat shrink didnt shrink enough around the red/black wires.
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Oct 11, 2006 at 7:18 PM Post #1,760 of 16,307
Well I finally found some time to build myself something I had been planning to.
This is a first try so forgive me the looks (its Ugly
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) but it has a small footprint and that was my aim.
I wanted to keep the locking mechanism working so I could not go smaller then 2cm.

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Oct 11, 2006 at 11:37 PM Post #1,763 of 16,307
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Originally Posted by FA22RaptorF22
hoosterw....wth were you thinking??? Thats omg....scary....you know how easily you could break things off like that. I don't know what it is with ppl and their oddly short cables....it should be like 6" long....


Um, did you even see what he did? The way he has it set up should be more than strong enough. It has absolutely no stress on it...
 
Oct 12, 2006 at 7:03 AM Post #1,766 of 16,307
When travelling with this set, I carry them both in a bag and never pick the iPod alone for changing songs. This piece will give no problems whatsoever in the bag even not when you put that bag on the table. It can even stand on the piece
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The velcro is a good idea though I used a rubber band up to now.

BTW if you pick up the iPod alone 6" will hardly be enough. When I am at home lying/listening on the couch I hold the iPod solely in my hand but then I have a 10'' cable otherwise you keep 'dragging' that amp along
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Thanks for the nice comments and advise.

Hans
 
Oct 13, 2006 at 8:03 PM Post #1,767 of 16,307
Behold the " $6.00,17 minute, no waiting, for web order parts, visit to ratshack" solution to the stupid m-audio audiophile 192 breakout cable problem.

Before it was
A192's 1/4"ts jacks -> 1/4"ts to 1/4" trs Y combiner -> 1/4"-1/8" converter -> monster mini-rca -> amp

Now its
A192's 1/4"ts jacks -> pair of these! -> amp!

Rat Shack Plugs + 26AWG SPC + (rofl!)Cardas QE Solder
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Oct 14, 2006 at 2:32 AM Post #1,769 of 16,307
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Originally Posted by FA22RaptorF22
thats sad lol. hah...a braided ratshack cable....how ironic
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I'm not sure I understand how that's sad or ironic...

I like the cable hydrocity, very slim and out of the way, should serve your purpose well.
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Finally got me some new parts.
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~2.5'
Neutrik RCAs
Belden 1266A
Nylon multifilament

The total cost of this pair... oh... $5.
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Too bad I have nothing to use them for...
 

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