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DiY Tangle-free cables!

DiY Tangle-free cables!
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I was looking at the a-jays and Beats phones(for those who don't get it, go to http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/The_World_Ends_with_You#Sanae_Hanekoma and ctrl+f phones), they have that tangle-free flat cables. so why not one for my Skullcandy?

NOTE: the cable will look bulky, but in reality it's not that heavy, and the cord unwrap itself over time if you leave it on the table, but that's the price to pay for a tangle free phones, right?
 
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Step 1Materials and tools.

materials and tools.
Ordinary cable (in this case, my skullcandy Ink'd)
electrical tape
Scissors
patience, lots of it
large surface (ie. a floor)
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May 25, 2011. 9:14 AMuldics says:
The most tanglehappy earphone cables I have seen so far are HTC phone cables, which are coated with rubber. Their Desire to tangle and knot together is the same as normal cables, but they are so very hard to untangle when you just cant pull and slide them free. Phones very good, but earphone cables completely failed.

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