[TrollDragon]

 

[kugino]

 

well played, sir. well played.

 

[TwoEars]

 
Very nice setup, I also like the strategically placed couch in the background for when you've overdosed on solder fumes.

 

[ADIKOS]

 

2 foot pure 22 gauge silver interconnects in some opaque teflon, with locking rca plugs--braided nice and neatly, a total of 2 feet long.  Definitely an improvement over my stock rca's and much better to look at.  If anyone wants me to make them some send me a pm 

 

[MikeyFresh]

 

NOS Kester 44, what would you estimate as the year of purchase?

 

[TrollDragon]

 
NOS Kester 44, what would you estimate as the year of purchase?

Not mine just a picture from the net...

 
 
And according to Kester
 
Quote:Kester Shelf Life Policy

Solder Wire
Solid solder wire has no limited shelf life given the following conditions:
1. Storage must be in a dry, non-corrosive environment
2. The surface may lose its shine and appear a dull shade of gray. This is a surface phenomenon
and is not detrimental to product functionality.
 
Flux cored solder wire has a limited shelf life determined by the alloy used in the wire. For alloys
containing more than 70% lead, the shelf life is two years from date of manufacture. Other alloys
have a shelf life of three years from date of manufacture.

 

[MikeyFresh]

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[kugino]

  In keeping with the thread topic, two DIY cables:
 
1) ALO 22 gauge OFC 4 wire braid with Switchcraft 35HD Series 3.5mm plug and Cardas RCAs
 
2) Mogami 2534 Neglex Star-Quad with Switchcraft 35HD Series right angle and straight 3.5mm plugs
 

(WBT 0800 and Mundorf Supreme solders)

mighty nice work!

 

[Armaegis]

 
NOS Kester 44, what would you estimate as the year of purchase?

 
Haha, I actually have that one... I should take a picture of it tomorrow.

 

[PETEREK]

Originally Posted by ADIKOS /img/forum/go_quote.gif
 
If anyone wants me to make them some send me a pm 

It isn't likely that anyone posting in this thread is going to pay for someone to make them cables. Haha

 

[Armaegis]

Here's my personal spool of Kester 44...
 

 
And for those curious, my incredibly messy work area...
 

Spoiler: Warning: Spoiler!

 

 

 

 

[slokenafk]

No matter how many cables I make, I still forget on occasion.

Honestly, Ive had a time or two where Im so tired or just dont feel like doing it, that I just tape it for the time being. Hah.

 

[kugino]

It isn't likely that anyone posting in this thread is going to pay for someone to make them cables. Haha

Haha. Yeah, I was thinking the same thing.

 

[ADIKOS]

Haha. Yeah, I was thinking the same thing.

 


Y'all just watch because of that post I'm going to be the next Toxic Cables haha. lol jk it was a joke

 

[TwoEars]

This thread needs more pictures, so what the heck. A cute little double 3-pin male XLR to 4-pin female XLR. Why not.

 

 
Also - I don't I could stand being the next toxic cables. Making the cables is fine but dealing with the customers would be a nightmare! Why does it cost so much? Can I get a silver connector instead of black one? Can you make the sleeving in purple? Aren't the wires supposed to thicker? Why don't you use that solder mixture? My cable broke d/t shoddy workmanship! (cut in half by scissors)...

 
If I was going to do that I'd need someone to handle all the customers while I retired to the basement, listened to mozart and actually made cables.