"Eiron" wrote in message
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Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
In article
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D.M. Procida wrote:
I need (OK, want) some white phono cables, but white seems to be
reserved either for ludicrously expensive iPod phono leads, or for
white versions of the semi-disposable 49p leads.

White versions of the kind of thing that seems to sell for between £5
and £10 online would be OK.

Who makes and sells them, if anyone?

Or alternatively, some kind of white duct for the black phono leads
would do.

Not checked recently, but Maplin sold white coax by the metre so you
could
make your own. With the added benefit of having it exactly the correct
length.

But can someone who thinks a 49p interconnect sounds worse than a £10
interconnect
be trusted with a soldering iron?

If you are making RCA cables with coax, you should seriously consider using
compression-type RCA terminations. Only cutting and crimping is required.
IME they are highly reliable.

Now finding such a technically advanced product in the UK seems less than
trivial. Neither Maplin nor Farnell seem to list them.

Try uk eBay....