DIY Cable Questions and Comments Thread

Jan 16, 2014 at 11:42 PM Post #1,186 of 10,590
Yeah it looks really nice, and durable. That's why I tried before but I couldn't get it apart. It looks like it was screwed together, but they must use some kind of adhesive to keep it from being opened again. Bummer.
 
Jan 17, 2014 at 12:32 AM Post #1,187 of 10,590
After replacing 3 different peoples ATH-M50 jacks I don't thing they're all that great.
 
Amphenol, Neutrik, Switchcraft all make excellent 1/8" connectors.
 
I personally try to use 1/4" as much as possible because they are so much better.
 
Jan 17, 2014 at 4:06 AM Post #1,188 of 10,590
Get a refund. I've been following your journey for quite a while and it is unacceptable that he got the cabling wrong twice...

It is really a simple check that you can do yourself, dont be afraid. Buy yourself a $5 multimeter, open the housing up and check the pinout. It will honestly take you less time and you will spend less money than sending them off for a third time.

If you're really that uncomfortable with it, I'm sure there are plenty of DIYers here willing to help out including myself.

Hope your D2Ks get the treatment they deserve!

yea... I'm just going to get Brian at BTG to build me an entirely new cable... and re do the pin out him self, KingWa although sent me this
Dear Makiah,
Pin1 L+
Pin 2, L-
Pin 3 , R+
Pin 4, R-.
The issue most like the L and R have confuse.
Kingwa
Check what's in bold, but yea... twice now and I'm not doing it a Third time. It works 100% wonderfully in SE mode, so that said. Seeing as I wanted to ditch the Stock D7k cable anyways, might as well do everything at once rather than spread it out at this point 
 
Jan 17, 2014 at 5:59 AM Post #1,190 of 10,590
Yeah your better off getting a whole new cable.

That's what I'm going to do, get the whole dang thing recabled at least this time I have kingwa's amp PIn out to send to my reCable'r 
 
Jan 17, 2014 at 6:26 AM Post #1,192 of 10,590
  Yep :) heard very good things about BTG
 
Later today, make myself a 3.5mm - 3.5mm in silver for my X3+C5D rig

indeed, plus... his attitude struck me nicely.
 
waiting to hear back from him, 
 
Jan 17, 2014 at 12:59 PM Post #1,193 of 10,590
Brian's always been very helpful. He does good work at a reasonable price. If you can't make your own, he's for sure one of the best options.
 
Jan 17, 2014 at 2:13 PM Post #1,194 of 10,590
Brian's always been very helpful. He does good work at a reasonable price. If you can't make your own, he's for sure one of the best options.

I agree, I spoke with him already and again good attitude and great pricing! 
 
Waiting for an email back from him on this newest reCable 
 
Jan 18, 2014 at 3:54 PM Post #1,197 of 10,590

 

 

 

This plug is beautiful guys, it feels extremely high quality, and will be my go-to plug for soldering(when I need a 3.5mm). The only caveat I could find is the opening is a tad small(it is 6.3mm, which is the Oyaide opening size, so take taht as you will), but not too much. Also, I weighed this plug and a pencil, the pencil was 4 grams, and this plug was 5 grams.. Astounding. By the way: http://www.doublehelixcables.com/pub/dimensions.jpg .
 
Jan 18, 2014 at 4:00 PM Post #1,198 of 10,590
Hi! Does anyone know where to buy those flex plastic earhooks to DIY in earphones?
 

 
 
Thanks
 
Jan 18, 2014 at 6:33 PM Post #1,199 of 10,590
 
 

 

 

This plug is beautiful guys, it feels extremely high quality, and will be my go-to plug for soldering(when I need a 3.5mm). The only caveat I could find is the opening is a tad small(it is 6.3mm, which is the Oyaide opening size, so take taht as you will), but not too much. Also, I weighed this plug and a pencil, the pencil was 4 grams, and this plug was 5 grams.. Astounding. By the way: http://www.doublehelixcables.com/pub/dimensions.jpg .

 
I prefer rean neutriks for the price, but those do look very nice.
 

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