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Arrow Planet Waves DIY Home Theater Cable Making Kits
The Planet Waves DIY Home Theater Kit proved to be a versatile product for the end user and custom installer alike. It’s probably the easiest self terminating system I have come across and the fact that you can pretty much utilize any conceivable analog termination on the market with a simple twist on connector and fastening screw is something every home theater aficionado and cable installer should have in their bag of tricks. While it didn’t score very high on value, it’s a snake oil free product that even your grandma could use. If you’re looking to customize/shorten your cable lengths while clearing out the cable spaghetti in the back of your rack, this is an excellent solution to consider.


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While I am huge fan of Bluejeans cable, the average end user cannot self terminate their own cables and you need expensive crimping tools and know how to do the job right with 1694 and canare connectors.
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