So I am pretty new to making my own custom cables. One issue that I have been having is getting Paracord to be contained in the ends where the barrels are. What are some good tips for this process? Thank you in advance for any help and info.
So I am pretty new to making my own custom cables. One issue that I have been having is getting Paracord to be contained in the ends where the barrels are. What are some good tips for this process? Thank you in advance for any help and info.
I have some custom barrels on some of my cables, so it's a bit easier (since they're a bit longer), but I am able to get some heatshrink in there and have it not be visible.
So I am pretty new to making my own custom cables. One issue that I have been having is getting Paracord to be contained in the ends where the barrels are. What are some good tips for this process? Thank you in advance for any help and info.
Strip the outer rubber jacket off (so you're left with the 4 26awg inner cores). Those inner cores will fit easily in 275 paracord, or even 95 with the inchworm method.
The 4 cores twisted together (minus the outer rubber jacket) of W2799 might fit through 550, but it would be tight. Easier to thread them through separately and braid.
I've gotten w2799 through 550 paracord, jacket and all. I put elmers glue on the end and let it dry to smooth it out so it won't snag inside the paracord. Then just inch worm it through. The glue trick also works well for individual wired through 275 paracord
I've gotten w2799 through 550 paracord, jacket and all. I put elmers glue on the end and let it dry to smooth it out so it won't snag inside the paracord. Then just inch worm it through. The glue trick also works well for individual wired through 275 paracord
I need a custom cable... Of course. why else would I be here.
This is what I need: 3.5mm trs to 2x 3.5mm ts, unbalanced.
I can get a place like Blue Jeans Cables to custom make this for me, but there is a catch. I need VERY skinny 3.5mm TS terminations.
I want to make/buy a 3.5mm TRS to and Left and Right Channel for the V-moda M-100. But the M-100 take a VERY VERY skinny 3.5mm termination.
I don't mind learning how to DIY just to make this cable, but does anyone sell a skinny termination for DIY purposes?
Just for comparison here are 3x 3.5mm terminations. Even the middle one is WAY too fat to fit. The left one is the v-moda cable. I can shave the middle one down, for example, but most DIY terminations are metal are they not? (and I know these are TRS, I need TS, but just putting the pic up to show what size I need)
Please don't ask why? Does why really matter in this hobby? I just want to because I can! Any help you guys can provide would be great.
I don't have the phones to test but Eidolic makes a 3.5 with a shank on it to get it past most portable cases that might work. As I was writing this FrozenPanda gave you another option. It is not as long as the Eidolic but much cheaper. Here is a pic of the Eidolic.
So I bought a pair of Audeze LCD 2.2 w/fazor from the Classifieds. And I'm in the process of securing a fully balanced DAC/Amp (NFB-28).
How many conductors do I need to make a balanced cable with those mini-XLR jacks? I don't need four per-channel, right? I can do two per-channel, yes? If so, how do you solder them. Don't they have four pins each?
Also, what gauge wire should I consider for planar magnetic cans like these?
I don't have the phones to test but Eidolic makes a 3.5 with a shank on it to get it past most portable cases that might work. As I was writing this FrozenPanda gave you another option. It is not as long as the Eidolic but much cheaper. Here is a pic of the Eidolic.
thanks for the suggestions.
I am a total noob here. So excuse the ignorance. I just just Left and right change but these are Stereo terminations that you guys linked to me.
I can simple wire them up as mono L and mono R correct?
Ahhhh. Can I am on the right track. Can you identify the 3.5 mono inputs going into the these M100?
The stereo is Oyaide. That is easy to find. but the TINY 3.5 mm mono?!
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