JKBay
New Member
Hello everyone. I am new to AudioKarma and though I have some experience I am full of questions and I may, from time to time have some answers to share with like minded people.
I thought I would start with a couple questions and hopefully some really great ideas will come my way. Like many of you, I like to work and re-work 60's and 70's audio gear. I have some ideas to solve the desolder resolder problem (Ie: the constant destruction of original wire) on PCB's. I thought male to female individual pins would make the process of component removal quick and easy yet still maintain a strong seamless signal path. However I would love some input on this idea.
Also, what is the official name of this type of wire (see photos) Specifically for Marantz, so I can order some that need replacing in a couple 70's marantz's I am refurbishing. It is of the rca or coaxial family but I need something more specific. It is 14 gauge mainly used for audio connections .
I thought I would start with a couple questions and hopefully some really great ideas will come my way. Like many of you, I like to work and re-work 60's and 70's audio gear. I have some ideas to solve the desolder resolder problem (Ie: the constant destruction of original wire) on PCB's. I thought male to female individual pins would make the process of component removal quick and easy yet still maintain a strong seamless signal path. However I would love some input on this idea.
Also, what is the official name of this type of wire (see photos) Specifically for Marantz, so I can order some that need replacing in a couple 70's marantz's I am refurbishing. It is of the rca or coaxial family but I need something more specific. It is 14 gauge mainly used for audio connections .