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  1. Started by ayt999,

    So you want to make a cable? It's real easy, and a great way to rip people off and make money. Just follow these steps and you'll be on the road to retirement in no time. First of all, here's a list of stuff you may or may not need. materials used in making a cable: 1. Something that conducts electricity. Usually this is copper wire in most applications due to its abundance, low costs, and ideal characteristics. I hear laminated coat hangers work well, but if you want to get real ritzy ask eBay and see if he has some crap overstock military spec wire you can use. Now, if you really want to make money, you should consider precious metals such as gold, silver, or…

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  2. Started by Marin M,

    Hello I would appreciate if somebody could help me. I need to install XLR input sockets into my SR-M323A. I am fine with soldering and will have no problem installing it physically, the only trouble is that I do not understand circuits well. I am really determined though On the PCB input section I noticed an empty space for a resistor and a capacitor for each channel respectively . Has anyone done this mod? Thanks Martin

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