Need some help because my Tech broke my Harmonic Technology Cyberlight XLR


Hello audiofriends,

 

I hope i can get some help for pointing me in the right direction for fixing my freshly bought Harmonic Technology Cyberlight XLR P2A Cable.

XLR's weren't fitting snug in the output of my dac and i had a groundloop. These connectors were custom made by Harmonic Technology. I thought, lets re-terminate these baby's with Neutrik connectors. So went to my local tech guy last Tuesday.

It simply doesn't fit (Neutrik) and because the inside is glass fiber he couldn't get the cable back together in orginal condition. So yeah... spent 750 dollars + customs +  linear PSU's and now nothing..... 

I asked around, but HT is out of bussiness, and basically i need a good repair guy (who can handle glass fiber) and who can put it back together 'preferablly' with new connectors. But i will take the original as well if that is the only option. LAM modules are intact. 

This is my last hope. So i am praying to the audio gods that there is 'cyber'light at the end of this tunnel :)

 

 

jouri_knegt

@tweakmenow yeah very nice of you man please give me your contact info. i have photo’s but am struggling with uploading them here

 

 

Jouri,   I've sent two messages.  Perhaps Audiogon is blocking them.  Try this:

(1)  Post your system here on Audiogon.  Photos allowed.

(2)  Are you a member of eBay?  Ebay allows photo sharing.  My eBay username is:  tweakmenow1

Ouch.... Went to a Glass Fiber tech this morning. He said the previous tech cut too close to the Lam modules. The tiny bit of glass fiber inside those were glued and pressurized in a metal casing. It is impossible to extend and repair it.  Basically i came up short a couple of cm on both Lam modules

Right in the feels.