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Aug 04, 2008 23:54 |  #1

There is a site that builds custom cables for pocketwizards, but I can not for the life of me remember it. Can anyone help? I think it starts with a p.

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www.flashzebra.com (external link)


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Aug 05, 2008 06:28 |  #3

computerguru3190 wrote in post #6048142 (external link)
There is a site that builds custom cables for pocketwizards, but I can not for the life of me remember it. Can anyone help? I think it starts with a p.

Thanks in advance.

Paramount cords? http://www.paramountco​rds.com/ (external link)


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Aug 05, 2008 06:35 |  #4

Got all my stuff for my PW's over at flashzebra. Great service, fast delivery.


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Aug 05, 2008 13:44 as a reply to  @ widowmaker's post |  #5

thanks so much. It was paramount cords that I was looking for.




  
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