Some receiver pics

[diggity]

they look really neat. i was gonna heatshrink my cables but i just wrapped electrical tape around them. i did wrap them TWICE per cable so i did it right the first time...lol

cheers: diggity

[Rich-n-Texas]

Took the words right out of my mouth Steven. They shorted me two pairs so I called them right away; the nice lady told me they'd ship them USPS Priority at no charge to me, and when I got home from work on Monday they were at my door. These are better than the Dayton Audio plugs IMO, and price out about the same. After what I went through with 6ave and their idiotic shipping company it was a very big relief to have an experience like this. I was able to finish all speaker cabling that night. I highly recommend them as well, but just make sure you count the parts right away.

[Rich-n-Texas]

The experiences I've had with electrical tape is that over time the adhesive separates (best way I can think of to describe it) and you end up with a sticky mess. It takes a long time for this to happen, but heatshrink is pretty much permanent. Just don't ingest it.

[diggity]

but i planned that. the stickiness gets all dust from behind there. a kinda self cleaning set-up. patent pending of course...lol but in all seriousness i did heat wrap my cables

[Rich-n-Texas]

but i planned that. the stickiness gets all dust from behind there. a kinda self cleaning set-up. patent pending of course...lol but in all seriousness i did heat wrap my cables

After you get your patent just name your price! These days I have to move my cabinets out like three feet to get my girth back there.

[pixelthis]

After you get your patent just name your price! These days I have to move my cabinets out like three feet to get my girth back there.

THAT SOUNDS MORE LIKE A HAMBURGER PROBLEM.

Really tho, didn't a company a few years back sell a kit where you could custom cut your cables to size?
SURE WOULD LOVE TO HAVE ONE OF THOSE

[diggity]

After you get your patent just name your price! These days I have to move my cabinets out like three feet to get my girth back there.

well the r&d did cost alot so for the first few years the cost will be high but the quality will match this. but after i move production to china the consumer will reap the benefits.

cheers: dazza