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BowWazoo
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4 pole, 2,5mm Jack to 4 pole mini-XLR
Like last time:
a only 3mm thin, super-soft, B&W Signature Cable.
Because the perfect headphone cable, must be almost imperceptible to me
Like last time:
a only 3mm thin, super-soft, B&W Signature Cable.
Because the perfect headphone cable, must be almost imperceptible to me
HiGHFLYiN9
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Nice and clean 
My first shot at an HD 6XX cable 
learned a lot of valuable information doing this one, looking forward to trying a balanced version in the near future!
Mogami w2893 sleeved in 550 and 275 paracord, terminated with a 1/4 inch to be used with my Magni 2 and D30 stack
learned a lot of valuable information doing this one, looking forward to trying a balanced version in the near future!Mogami w2893 sleeved in 550 and 275 paracord, terminated with a 1/4 inch to be used with my Magni 2 and D30 stack
BowWazoo
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As usual:
2.5mm 4pole Jack.
Ballanced.
B&W Signature Cable.
This time for the Sennheiser HD800
2.5mm 4pole Jack.
Ballanced.
B&W Signature Cable.
This time for the Sennheiser HD800
This is exactly what I’m looking for. Grey and green . May I ask about what was used in making them? Total newb here
This is exactly what I’m looking for. Grey and green . May I ask about what was used in making them? Total newb here
BowWazoo
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Moses4188
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As usual:
2.5mm 4pole Jack.
Ballanced.
B&W Signature Cable.
This time for the Sennheiser HD800
You can start to sell those cables - they look really professional
Fasterball
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What cable are you using?One for the Nightowl, to 4 pole XLR. Ballanced.
BowWazoo
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The B&W Signature.
It's only 3mm thin. Super soft, and flexible.
I love it
It's only 3mm thin. Super soft, and flexible.
I love it
Focal Elegia bridle
Moses4188
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I think that we are missing here some quality coaxial interconnects so here is one from me 
I used it for my HTPC because I needed some flexible interconnect between my TV card and a new galvanic isolator.
The cable is some polish YWDXpek HD-1000 FHDTV 75Ω cable with noname f-connectors and Viablue 44310 braiding.
I used it for my HTPC because I needed some flexible interconnect between my TV card and a new galvanic isolator.
The cable is some polish YWDXpek HD-1000 FHDTV 75Ω cable with noname f-connectors and Viablue 44310 braiding.
Here is a cable I made for a pair of IEMs, I am making. Unfortunately I couldn't go with metal mmcx plugs, cause I needed this kinda 45° angle, and couldn't find any. Btw, it's my first cable.
Feilong4
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I wanted to make a cable that complemented the MDR-1AM2's aesthetics - I went with Norne Audio's SPC DIY wires; the wires feel very nice and supple. I used a generic black TRS 3.5mm plug that was slim enough to fit in the jack on the headphone end. I used the shell on a Amphenol KS3PB-AU (for the all black look) and the plug on a Amphenol KS3PC-AU (since it's got an extended collar so I can plug it in my phone with its case but only comes in satin nickel). I didn't see a black version of the plug with the extended collar.
I quite like how it turned out!
I quite like how it turned out!
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