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That is fine, geometry never meant symmetry. But that is ok, I spoke from experiences, and I am not here to teach people what some self motivations may have brought them
. You have a nice day too
That is fine, geometry never meant symmetry. But that is ok, I spoke from experiences, and I am not here to teach people what some self motivations may have brought them
. You have a nice day too
tubey1
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Does anyone know how to properly use Mogami WG2534 for headphone cable? Online on various sites people have 2 different opinions. Some say use 2 clear for 1 channel and 2 blue for another while some recommend using clear+blue/clear+blue. Which is true?
Does anyone have recommendations for best DIY cable for HD600 besides the Mogami?
Does anyone have recommendations for best DIY cable for HD600 besides the Mogami?
To keep the phase straight I would go clear/blue keeping one positive and the other negative same for the other side . It would work either way if you have a multimeter to make sure which is which.
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i like to use mogami 2799
you get 4 colors so its a bit easier to keep straight
its also a bit more flexible
they are both high quality copper i don't think you can go wrong with either
there's no rules here its DIY, use whatever makes you happy and is
easier to work with.
good luck
bvng3540
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Need help reterminate Jh audio siren series cable to the new 4.4mm, any help appreciated thanks
PinkyPowers
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Oh that doesn't sound like fun. I think with JHA, I would just build an adapter. Those cables are complicated as hell.
bvng3540
AKA bvng2210, dragon430
That is for standard 3.5mm, can't find any where for the 3.5mm trrs and 4.4mm trrrs
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Is it suitable to use a COMPONENT VIDEO CABLE for AUDIO application?
Paladin79
Previously MOT: Cables For Less
Most component video cables I know of are coaxial cables with solid copper center conductors so I see nothing wrong with doing that. i use high end Belden coaxial cable for both purposes without issue. ( the cable will also work for digital applications, SPDIF and SDI.)
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I made my own Audeze cable
I did this for the Y
What are some other approaches to make this nicer? The y heat shrink boots are expensive and ditto for the machined y cable boxes
I did this for the Y
What are some other approaches to make this nicer? The y heat shrink boots are expensive and ditto for the machined y cable boxes
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I got a Viablue NF-A7 for £7.
Paladin79
Previously MOT: Cables For Less
I made my own Audeze cable
I did this for the Y
What are some other approaches to make this nicer? The y heat shrink boots are expensive and ditto for the machined y cable boxes
As far as costly heat shrink boots, you can use adhesive lined dual wall heat shrink tubing. Simply clamp something like hemostats on the portion of heat shrink tubing between the two branches of cable, heat it, and it will adhere to itself making a nice solid junction. I hope that makes sense, if not I will try to get a photo later. Just be certain of your work before doing this because it is fairly permanent.
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