Wire connects ipod to breadboard

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around identifying a specific type of wire used to connect an iPod to a breadboard for testing an amplifier. Participants explore options for sourcing this wire and share experiences related to making connections for audio applications.

Discussion Character

  • Homework-related, Technical explanation

Main Points Raised

  • One participant seeks the name of a wire that connects an iPod to a breadboard, mentioning the need for power and ground connections.
  • Another participant suggests that there is nothing special about the wire and provides links to RadioShack products that could be used.
  • A similar response reiterates the simplicity of making one's own stereo connectors, detailing the configuration of red and black wires for power and ground.
  • A later reply comments on the quality of products at RadioShack and recommends an alternative source for electronics.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants do not reach a consensus on the specific wire name but share practical advice and experiences. There is a general agreement that making one's own connectors is feasible, but opinions on product quality vary.

Contextual Notes

Some assumptions about the specific requirements for the wire and the context of its use are not fully explored, and there may be limitations in the descriptions of the products linked.

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I built an amplifier in the breadboard so I want to test it out. I know there is a type of wire that one side can connect to the ipod and the other side separate into power (red in color) and ground ( black in wire) But I forgot the name of the wire, so I want to ask if anyone knows the name of it? Cause I want to see if they are selling it in radio shack. Thank you
 
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Yes radio shack has some crumby products. I stumbled upon http://www.alliedelec.com and they seem like they are probably a good source of electronics.
 

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