Let's see your custom built cables...

[Sonnie Parker]

Whether you made them or not, let's see your customer cables.

Below are a few of mine. I can't tell you the brand cable I use, as it is under a verbal NDA that I made with myself, so please keep it confidential and don't share it with anyone.

Oh ... and any of the cables are for sale at $79.99 per foot. If you want the icicophysolized, it's an additional $9.99 per foot, as I'll have to make room in my freezer to park them overnight (best to do that yourself and save). Techflex is free and adds a bit of flex to the sound. It's too technical to fully explain here, but you can read reviews on Amazon and see for yourself what people say about it.

Here are some of my power cables...

Speaker cables...

The bright blue Bravo XLR Balanced cables are from Douglas Connections... so I'll give a shout out to Doug for doing a great job on these.

 

[NBPK402]

Those look great, Sonnie!

 

[Tom L.]

Those look great Sonnie!

 

[Sonnie Parker]

Thanks guys... I know there are others around here that have built some cables.

 

[Tom L.]

Ask and ye shall receive.... Here are some of my power cable builds.

DH Labs 14ga - DHLABS-75520 - Less than $50 to build....

 

[Tom L.]

My "Audiophile" speaker cable build.

 

[Sonnie Parker]

Nice work Tom.

What is the bulky area where the speaker cables split... did you go MIT on those?

 

[Tom L.]

Lastly.... My interconnects I made using Belden 19648 and REAN solder type RCA connectors.

 

[Tom L.]

Nice work Tom.

What is the bulky area where the speaker cables split... did you go MIT on those?

That is a shrink to fit cable boot that I found at www.cableorganizer.com

2.5” (although 1.5” would probably work as well) Heat Shrink Two Channel Breakout Boots – available from CableOrganizer.com for about $6.64 each – 2 per cable
https://www.cableorganizer.com/heat-shrink-boots/

But that is definitely where the "Secret Sauce" resides !

 

[Tom L.]

By the way! Instead of putting all my cables in the freezer, I just took pictures of them and put the pictures in the freezer. Saved a lot of space in the fridge and had just as much affect!

T

 

[Sonnie Parker]

By the way! Instead of putting all my cables in the freezer, I just took pictures of them and put the pictures in the freezer. Saved a lot of space in the fridge and had just as much affect!

T

This is why I like the Internet and forums... we can learn so much from the "elite enthusiasts". I don't know if I would have ever thought of doing the pic-freeze method, but it sounds logical. Brilliant indeed!