Tube modular vs. safety
Toby Paddock
tpaddock at seanet.com
Thu Nov 25 06:51:04 CET 1999
It seems to me that a tube modular that's a
little dangerous might be kind of appropriate.
On the other hand, there are bananas with a spring loaded
insulating tube that covers the conductor when it is unplugged.
They work with standard jacks.
http://www.pomonaelectronics.com/
4911A - Retractable Sheath Banana Plug Patch Cord
5403 - Retractable Sheath Stacking Banana Plug Patch Cord
Or you could use the type that come with meters.
The have a fixed insulating tube, but they would not
work with standard jacks.
I've got a big pile of mail I haven't read.
So my apologies if someone said this already.
"Let's see, patch the OUCH! vco to the YOW! vcf and ZZZIT!
tie the WHAAYAAYAA! lfo to the WOWOWEEE! vco..."
- -- - Toby Paddock
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