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Where to get hi end cables reterminated

I just bought a pair of Siltech Ftm-4 Gold G3 interconnects that arrived damaged and I am looking to find a company that can repair them back to original factory specs, or at least close. They have WBT-0150 connectors on them and I would like to have them functional instead of just sitting in an old box, unused.

If you have a recommendation for this repair, I would greatly appreciate it.
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lokie
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I would put parts connexion on the list.

Please let us know how this turns out as I have a PC I would consider cutting in half.

http://www.partsconnexion.com
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philjolet
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I had Nick Gowan at True Sound fix some Audio Note cables and they were fine. I do not know if he would fix yours however but you may want to give him a shout if Siltech does not suit your needs.

http://www.tsound.com/
rrog
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Why don't you fix them yourself?
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srwooten
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I sent some $600 or so RCA's to get a loose solder joint fixed and they came back exactly as I sent them. After MUCH hassle with the (very prominent) company, I decided to fix them myself. It was VERY satisfying! I now make and repair my own IC's and power cords, and no longer do business with the (very prominent)company.
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stanwal
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It is not always easy to fix cables, some require very specialized equipment or skills. I have a Mapleshade IC that I showed to a very accomplished technician and he said he wouldn't even try to fix it. If only standard materials are used then a moderately skilled person may succeed but in my more active dealer days I ran into cases of someone who wasn't really messing something up. No company is going to want to straighten out something that has been damaged.
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