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DIY Audio Cables and DIY Mains Power Cable Projects
https://diyaudioprojects.com/Power/power.htm
This do-it-yourself (DIY) Mains Power Cable uses high quality Belden 83803 wire, Marinco connectors and TechFlex for that nice "audiophile" finish. Superseded DIY Cable Projects The following DIY cable projects have been superseded by a more up to date project page.
Merlino: DIY mains cable - TNT-Audio
https://www.tnt-audio.com/clinica/merlino.html
The Merlino DIY mains cable is the answer. A rather old answer since this project has been on-line (on the Italian edition of TNT-Audio) since 1996. Now I've decided to improve the design a little bit and to propose it to the worldwide audiophile crowd.
DIY Belden 83803 Mains Power Cable - Audiophile Power …
https://diyaudioprojects.com/Power/diyMains/
For this diy mains power cord project I choose Belden 83803 cable which is a high quality shielded cable designed for control and instrument applications. The three conductor Belden 83803 cable uses seven 20AWG (12 AWG equivalent) tinned copper conductors in Teflon insulation. For more information about conductor sizes, see the American Wire Gauge (AWG) …
[TNT-Audio DIY designs] DIY audio cables
https://www.tnt-audio.com/clinica/diycables.html
The TNT Star: starter DIY speaker cable The TNT Triple T: CAT 5 full-braided speakers cable The TNT Triple T: variations on a theme The TNT FFRC: Full Frequency Range Cable, still CAT 5 stuff The TNT U-Bytes unusual speaker cables The TNT Sonus Flatter: super-flat speaker cable (for undercarpet/invisible installation)
Cables | DIY-Audio-Heaven
https://diyaudioheaven.wordpress.com/tutorials/cables/
When audio- and mains-wires have to cross each other try to do this at a 90 degree angle. Despite the common wisdom that ALL audio has to come from the mains power and thus mains cables make a difference you should realize that there is absolutely NO AUDIO going though ANY mains cable, only short ‘pulses’ of a few milliseconds wide every 8 milli-seconds …
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