[Badd99]

Thanks for the link! What size would I need for a 4 strand braid of 20-22 guage? 
 
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Here

 

[Badd99]

I like moon audio....great plugs and good prices. 
 
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guys, what would be the best place to get very thin 3.5 mm plugs, the kind of plug that fit into iphone-like?

 

[JamesMcProgger]

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I like moon audio....great plugs and good prices. 
 
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guys, what would be the best place to get very thin 3.5 mm plugs, the kind of plug that fit into iphone-like?

 

Thanks. Im looking there and havent found, but will look further.
what i want is the very thin plug that fits the recessed headset jack in ipohnes. like this:
 


the one in the left (just not white, or with 3 rings) (i dont like bulkies)

 

[Kibble Fat]

Invest in an injection molding machine

 

[El_Doug]

just look up "2.5mm stereo plug" or the like, as opposed to the more standard 3.5mm
 
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I like moon audio....great plugs and good prices. 
 
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guys, what would be the best place to get very thin 3.5 mm plugs, the kind of plug that fit into iphone-like?

 

Thanks. Im looking there and havent found, but will look further.
what i want is the very thin plug that fits the recessed headset jack in ipohnes. like this:
 


the one in the left (just not white, or with 3 rings) (i dont like bulkies)

 

[apatN]

Use the plug you want and close it up with hot glue. Cut it to your desired shape and use adhesive lined heat shrink to cover it all up.

 

[Fred_fred2004]

I use these with a bit of heat shrink, not perfect but functional
 

 
cheers
FRED

 

[JamesMcProgger]

 
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Use the plug you want and close it up with hot glue. Cut it to your desired shape and use adhesive lined heat shrink to cover it all up.

that's a veru good idea, , tho i might have problems with it being to delicate without the screw on cover.
 


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I use these with a bit of heat shrink, not perfect but functional
 

 
cheers
FRED

thank you Fred, guess i'n gonna go with that. (dunno if im handy enough to solder the tips without the hooks to hold the cables

 

[apatN]

My idea is more sturdy than those small ultrasone plugs...

 

[dasmb]

Try a locking adapter -- these are a little longer than a standard plug and have a little screw mount on the stereo plug side.  You can sand down the threads with a dremel tool and achieve the usability you're looking for without sacrificing much build quality or appearance.  However, this may not be enough to fit the original iPhone.
 
I've found the your can stretch an iPhone 4 bumper to fit many sane plugs (e.g. not Switchcrafts)
 
PS: I personally don't like hot glue -- I find it separates really, really easy.  However, you can get the same effect from JB Weld, and that's a bond for LIFE.  Sandable too

 

[sotodefonk]

Looking through the thread, I saw this cables, and just wondering, where do I get those Y split cases? Y tried to find those, but with no luck, I guess Im looking with the wrong name...
 
Thanks in advance.
 
 

 

[.Sup]

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Looking through the thread, I saw this cables, and just wondering, where do I get those Y split cases? Y tried to find those, but with no luck, I guess Im looking with the wrong name...
 
Thanks in advance.
 
 

http://www.qables.com/shop/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=76_93&zenid=2e0064c6de243ee3269fbe7bfd06a242

 

[taylorpoz]

Yah what they said ^  

 

[palchiu]

Just finish my cable for HD6xx
 
Not beautiful finish

 
The Siltechs are heavy cables... but sound nice

 

[ph33lix]

Hey guys, K450 recabled!
Did it for a friend who got sick of having the stock cable die on him despite taking good care. I can attest to that because for a 3 year old pair of cans, they look pretty darned good and feel solidly built.
Used the Canare L-2B2AT cable terminated with a REAN connector.