Erm, just use multiple layer cupboard to re-organize all your stuff?
Or use a cupboard with swing door at the front, take off the back board so all the wires goes to the back, all should looks neat.
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Can your filter put at the bottom instead at the top?
Or just buy a high cupboard (swing door or not up to you) that can cover up the "not so neat" part, hehehe.

This post has been edited by wildwestgoh: Oct 25 2012, 04:59 PM

thanks for ur point but my family doesnt complain the equipment are ugly, just the power cord and filter



edit : decided to get arcylic casing, thanks

This post has been edited by NoobHacker: Oct 26 2012, 02:11 PM

latest generation of Apple earbuds modified with cable adapters for plugging in custom cables.

ONLY AVAILABLE IN HONG KONG




pictures took from here
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=101..._count=1&ref=nf

This post has been edited by junclj: Oct 26 2012, 11:45 AM

Wow looks very cool

Wow that is a very cool recable on those apple earbuds... But i don't see the value of doing a recable on those earbuds @.@

HK$1,200 = RM480

Here's a 4 pin XLR to banana plugs for Hifiman Planar Magnetics Headphones like HE-4, HE-400, HE-5, HE-5LE, HE-500 and HE-6 headphones. The banana plugs are for a direct connection to a normal hifi amplifier Cable used is Van Damme Blue Series Studio Grade Speaker Cable. Banana plugs are by Deltron and the XLR is a Neutrik. All terminated with WBT solder with 4% silver content.




Stereo RCA interconnects. Cable is the Van Damme Tour Grade XKE Cable with silver plated Ultra Pure OFC. Plugs are Neutrik/REAN plugs as requested by the customer. Also terminated with WBT solder with 4% silver content.

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Added on December 19, 2012, 1:47 amSwan M50W Van Damme Cable Upgrade Kit. All terminations done with WBT 4% Silver Solder. Plugs are Amphenol RCA's for the speaker cable and Nakamichi 3.5mm for the interconnect. Cables are Van Damme starquad cable for the interconnect and Van Damme Studio Grade Ultra Pure OFC Loudspeaker Cable.





Cheers

This post has been edited by Black Octagon: Dec 20 2012, 12:08 AM

hi, may i ask why people always do alot of shielding on rca cables, or any cable that do connection between pc to dac, or dac to amp, preamp blahblahblah
then do no shielding on headphone cables?

shielding is to prevent signal interference. Actually there are shielding on certain higher end iem or headphones cables. For example, shure SE215 default cable already has shielding on it.

Mostly build on RCA and data cables because normally these cables are near to other high current electrical device that might give out some interference.

oh, thank you very much for quick reply, was doing online shopping and figuring about it

cable shopping?

going to buy poison thing together in 1 time from china since i going to buy larger casing for my dac from there
or i will keep spend my savings nonstop

haha, enjoy

Hi, heres my plan, I plan to make 2 meter cable for my D2000k
The cable will solder into 6.35mm plug and another side to headphone with 4% silver solder cream
Because my tube amp output is 6.35mm so i don't want any adapter between them


Any recommendations? Anything after 3mm sleeving will "stop" when the left/right cable split their way
I use thick anti vibration layer because this cable (silver plated teflon OCC) have stethoscope effect. I don't mind its thick or heavy

This post has been edited by NoobHacker: Dec 31 2012, 03:09 PM

Wow, recabling, careful yeah.

Recommendations on?

thanks for remind
hmm, have any recommendation for this design, if this design already good, then i will go for it

how thick is the cable?

diameter 8mm, 3mm when split to left/right (without anti vibration layer)

Loose cables or mic cables? Remember to post it here when you are done.

loose cable i'll post here for sure
its extra cable from people wounding high end transformer, the shorter the cheaper (1meter $3 3meter $15)


edit : total 8mm, loose cable 1mm*4

This post has been edited by NoobHacker: Dec 31 2012, 05:40 PM