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- I'm the Red Knight, by grant of the Black
I have five pairs of RCA-terminated patch cords, which I made many years ago for my first real component stereo. Most were custom lengths for shortest-path fit. Material is silver-plated copper and standard-for-the-time Switchcraft RCA plugs. Solder was nothing special, but my soldering skills were at the top of my game at the time I made them.
As follows:
1 pair, 15.5 inches tip-to-tip [would make a great "pre to power" connection]
2 pairs, 18 inches tip-to-tip
1 pair, 62 inches tip-to-tip
1 pair, "Y" cords, 87 inches on the long side, 7 inches on the short side, tip-to-tip [would be nice for connecting one "pre out" to "power in" and some other input as well]
If interested, make a cash or trade offer...
As follows:
1 pair, 15.5 inches tip-to-tip [would make a great "pre to power" connection]
2 pairs, 18 inches tip-to-tip
1 pair, 62 inches tip-to-tip
1 pair, "Y" cords, 87 inches on the long side, 7 inches on the short side, tip-to-tip [would be nice for connecting one "pre out" to "power in" and some other input as well]
If interested, make a cash or trade offer...
