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Bottlehead Kits => Bottlehead Power Cord Kit => Topic started by: Love Rhino on December 30, 2019, 10:53:21 AM
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Having fun putting this together! When twisting the wire to the 3 twists per inch, I feel like I’m getting too much unraveling when I remove them from the vise, taking it down closer to 2 twists per inch. How important is the twist? Is it crucial for all the wires to be equal in their twists per square inch?
Am I just a mega noob completely overthinking this, or is this super important?
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It's not all that critical. They do unwind a little bit as you're building the cord, before you finish the braiding.
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Am I crazy with how good this sounds?
It looks like I’ll be eating my words for every time I told someone that cables of any type don’t matter. Thanks Bottlehead!
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If the wire unwinds a little compensate by overwinding a bit, like 3.5 turns per inch. That way when it eases off it should be closer to 3 turns per inch.
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Would the power cord be just as effective with the mainline as it would be with the crack?
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Would the power cord be just as effective with the mainline as it would be with the crack?
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I just see a quote of my question, I might be doing something wrong. :)
The reason I ask is because I only have one cord, but two Bottlehead amps, the crack and mainline. If the cord kit has a significantly less effect on the mainline based on its structure I’ll keep it on my crack.
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Have you tried it on the Mainline?