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So easy to convert to RCA, i have with about 7-8 of my machines, coils and rotaries. Easier, better connection, less wear and tear, hell even the clip cord sleeves are easier to put on an RCA cable. Easy fix. Half an hour to do 4 or 5 machines no probs.
What is a good place to get RCA plugs to convert colis to RCA?
I like josh fords RCA conversion!!!!!
Do you have a picture or a link?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hip hop robot tattoo
I have all my machines with RCA plugs, coils and rotaries. It was the best thing I have ever done. Clip cord is dead, and has been dead for a long time we just have not let it go. The clip cord was a manifestation of useing bare wire connected to the binding posts way back in the day. The binding posts had thumb screws on then and when tightened would secure the bare wire leads. Then some one decided to make the chippy cord to keep the wires from being damaged and make it easier to change machines too.
I would even say that RCA is only being used now because it was the easiest to adapt to fit the binding post hole on most machines.
oh yeah..Quote:
Originally Posted by MickWrath
are all RW clip cord?Quote:
Originally Posted by MickWrath
No dale can do RCA too but it adds a bit of length and it's only for some machines if I remember correctly Allie has a good link to a binding post RCA adapter somewhere on here.
http://www.infiniteirons.com/proddet...RCAJACKADAPTOR
Here's the link to the infinite irons adaptor
You can always use a switch box. I use RCA on all my rotaries and I can flip a switch to clip cord for all my coils that I don't want to convert over.