Anyone recall at what generation Transparent cable used metal for its network module?

@oldhvymec - it's better to not responding to my question if you don't know anything on my question than providing an useless and nonconstructive feedback.

I remember back in the mid 90's my transparent reference cables had I believe aluminum network boxes, (2 per cable for interconnect cables) .

Thanks @fyud. Yeah I still have those and I think that's the Gen1.  After some digging from the reviews I  could found online I believe the only generation they were using aluminum for the network exterior is Gen1, after that they are all made by acrylic.

rogerhifi OP25 posts03-12-2020 7:11am@oldhvymec - it's better to not responding to my question if you don't know anything on my question than providing an useless and nonconstructive feedback.

Ok I'll keep that in mind. I had the answer you rude #$%.  Looking for free advice, then act like an ass about it.. Gen 1 Yourassholyness. Cheerio mate.

Without regard or respect The OldHvyMec

Rude, rude , rude, I see my original post was removed, to bad it addressed youassholyness, properly. I had the answer just wondered WHY, you needed to know. Gen 1 had  galvanization issues, HAPPY that's why the boxes went to plastics, ect. THEY GREW BARNACLES inside in certain regions, wet , damp, coastal..Ask a question on an open forum and then be rude. Get some manners.