christiaan
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After reading https://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?s=&threadid=112248 I was wondering..
coil the cable into a loose circle. Starting with the cable flat on the floor, hold one end in your left hand, and then use your right hand to loop the cable into a circle roughly 15 to 18 inches in diameter. As you wind the loop, gently twist the cable clockwise with the fingers of your right hand, and it will smoothly curve into place. If you store the resulting circle of cable flat (with velcro cable ties to keep it together, if desired), it will be kink-free and flexible each time you use it.
TexRoadkill said:
For some heavy cables and really long mic cables there is the over/under. It's the same as above except every other coil is flipped under the last one. It's easier to show in person but it's like trying to describe a sailors knot in writing. The idea is that it makes it easier to pull a cable from one and and not have it tangle up on you as you stretch it out.
mrface2112 said:<< there's no "right way" >>
if you ever did any lifeguard duty/training as a teen, it's the same way that you coil the rope on the floatation ring that you would throw out to a drowning swimmer.
crazydoc said:Plus, I'm left handed, so it's just the opposite for me.
Well, you're a limey - the whole damned country is bass-ackwards, so you fit right in.noisedude said:I'm left-handed and I can't say I've had any problems as yet...