5.1 surround 3.5mm audio cable

[sMgz]

This is kind of ridiculous, but I can't seem to find a set of 3 3.5mm audio cables (M-M) that are connected to each other and color coded to save my life. I'm looking for them to replace a set that came with my logitech computer speakers, which are now frayed on the inside. newegg and radio shack both came up empty. are these even sold?

Thanks for your help,

-Chris

 

[skulkingghost]

why not just buy 3 3.5mm jacks and do it that way? I tried looking on monoprice and such but could not find any. I have that same cable sitting in a drawer somewhere here since I use optical in on my pc, maybe call logitech and ask to buy one?

 

[unfalliblekrutch]

Buy 3 seperate cables and wrap them in tape

 

[Howard]

Or use heat shrink tubing. The sky's the limit in terms of color coding.

 

[bobdole369]

Split loom FTW. Audiophiles will hate me for this one, but how about 2 sets of component cables from monoprice - and stereo RCA -> headphone adaptor.

 

[PurdueRy]

Originally posted by: bobdole369
Split loom FTW. Audiophiles will hate me for this one, but how about 2 sets of component cables from monoprice - and stereo RCA -> headphone adaptor.

Why would they hate you for that...it's actually a good option.

 

[RaiderJ]

Buy some color electrical tape and cover the ends appropriately.

 

[bobdole369]

Why would they hate you for that...it's actually a good option.

Audiophiles dislike any friction connection that isn't soldered.

That setup adds 2 friction connections that aren't absolutely necessary. Friction connections reduce the high end frequency response or some bull.