Dear sifus, I just made a interconnect from a square copper cable and kena addicted of making it already, is there any cable that brings darker sound? Thanks

Jaben's those very expensive but sounds good, what you paid is what you get


This post has been edited by more2teayap: Aug 6 2011, 07:45 PM

Many people said cat6 is better, there is a label on the cable coat writing CAT6, all of them works on recabling.

I find it quite suitable for bright headphones like AD900, it kinda brings down the brightness. Canare makes it more brighter but it brings out more details than the belden and the square copper. It's called square copper because the core of it is square-ish. I don't have any left, so I can't take a picture of the core, something like this, but of course not that thick, I believe you saw that when we met right?

I forgotten the price. sorry, might going to get more after my last paper. mhmm... I don't really get, x3 for ground? So all together I need 5 of them for the interconnect?

yeah. And I got it quite expensive... Octave... Hoping to look for alternative

Octave is the shop, they sell stuffs quite expensive

This post has been edited by more2teayap: Aug 19 2011, 06:46 PM

New cable for my ATP3~

Elements 14, saw them selling once

Did another cable~ First time soldering on F12 plugs~

Newest invention~ SPC+Copper~

How does it sounds like?

Those are data cables right? You can try, it's not that expensive

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Added on November 6, 2011, 1:01 ambut you do need to think how you going to solder it, the wires are really thin.

This post has been edited by more2teayap: Nov 6 2011, 01:01 AM

Never tried coaxial before, this kind of price you can get belden or canare

This post has been edited by more2teayap: Nov 7 2011, 10:33 AM

Monday to friday nothing wrong lah, but saturday and sunday quite packed, looking for parking it's abit of headache. i also wayyyyyyy long time no go there since I got my own supplier already

So this time go there buy what?

I don't get this

Nope, I'm now experiment with 6 wires, 2 on each sides. but be sure that your cables are able to fit into the plug's input.

For now, my experimental cable uses 6 wires, i divide them and uses the litz braid, if not mistaken the name, where the side wire is placed to the center repeatingly. Make sure you solder to the right point yeah