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I picked up a bunch of radio shack mono 1/8" headphone splitters to use 
as way of stacking 1/8" cables. 

I found sometimes when I'm setting up complicated patches using 
multiple gate outs on my sequantizer to do a variety of slides and 
transpositions I run out of mults.  These take care of that problem.  

Sure would be nice if some manufacturer made up a batch of stackable 
1/8" jack heads but barring that this is effective if a little messy.

Chris

Hi Chris
as Homer Simpson says: "Doh!"

what handy tip... THANKS!

i've been making these things DIY for years and it never occurred to
me that Rat-Shack might stock them. i assumed they'd all be stereo!
(sigh)
DIY can be a very bad habit...too
;'>

The professor has always amused me by storming into the frivolous
form-factor wars (specifically the banana vs phone-jack front) with
his aphoristic "Don't ask me why Wiard doesn't use bananas..Tell me
where the stackable 1/8's are!" 
=)

now we know!
thanx!

-doc





--- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "wiardmodular" <wiardmodular@...>
wrote:

>
> I picked up a bunch of radio shack mono 1/8" headphone splitters to use 
> as way of stacking 1/8" cables. 
> 
> I found sometimes when I'm setting up complicated patches using 
> multiple gate outs on my sequantizer to do a variety of slides and 
> transpositions I run out of mults.  These take care of that problem.  
> 
> Sure would be nice if some manufacturer made up a batch of stackable 
> 1/8" jack heads but barring that this is effective if a little messy.
> 
> Chris
>