The local electronics shop had a special on RCA cables, so I could replace the motley assortment of mostly too long and mismatched cables with consistent looking ones that shouldn't break apart in my hand or pop off as easily.
The local electronics shop had a special on RCA cables, so I could replace the motley assortment of mostly too long and mismatched cables with consistent looking ones that shouldn't break apart in my hand or pop off as easily.
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dohpaz42@lemmy.world · 16 pts · 232d
There are some very talented network engineers and electricians out there cringing right now. π
Donβt worry, this is not a criticism. This looks great compared to my rats nest of wiring. π
fleem@piefed.zeromedia.vip · 3 pts · 232d
daw, every installer's house looks similar to this, unless they never EVER make changes.
source: in industry
ashenone@lemmy.ml · 7 pts · 232d
Nice. What's the rest of your setup?
HakFoo@lemmy.sdf.org · 8 pts · 232d
Mostly Goodwill and Craigslist finds.
JVC JR-S301 receiver (rebuilt) Three tuners (Sansui TU-717, JVC T-X55, and MCS 3050) because they're a cheap source of lights and knobs Sony TC-RX79ES tape deck (belts replaced) Sony DVP-CX860 300-disc changer (not great at feeding discs, I mostly use it as a depository after ripping the discs to FLAC) Onkyo CP-1030F turntable (automatic mode is wonky- it keeps resetting after 3 seconds of play)
ashenone@lemmy.ml · 7 pts · 232d
Hell yea used gear is the way to go, I bet it sounds great
fleem@piefed.zeromedia.vip · 6 pts · 232d
good times!