Apparently they've never heard of a mic pop filter at SAE. Pro tip 1: slide the plastic boot over the cable BEFORE cutting the outside jacket, saves you a lot of hassle with getting the insides of the cable through it. Pro tip 2: got problems getting a rough or very thick cable through? Spread some vaseline on the beginning of the cable. Pro tip 3: NEVER try to wiggle a fresh solder while it's still cooling down like this guy does, it'll weaken the solder, shorten the lifespan of the solder considerably and therefore cause an unnecessary technical liability. A solder should always look even and shiny, never dull.
Timer1981 you still need to be more accurate n precise. Flux no flux, lead free or not, it appears you agree with the pre soldering steps you need some lessons to do it really professionally.......just getting back to at you the same way you did to the video.....so protip 1 is a logical step pt2 no need for this type of activity, tip 3, that was for presentation purposes n was already solid enough......SAE took its time to reach n show...just be more positive in giving feedback or you can have a video n we can all watch it.
XLR-3 has a wiring standard for audio, which goes for every audio device that uses XLR-3. This is the diagram for XLR-3: toffer.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/XLR3-Wiring-Diagram.png More information: mediarealm.com.au/articles/xlr-wiring-standard-3-pin-5-pin/
Awesome demonstration thumbs up 👍. Thank you.
Thank you very much for your helping us!
Thank you, quite clear for a beginner like me.
what kind of solder wire is good for audio?
Apparently they've never heard of a mic pop filter at SAE.
Pro tip 1: slide the plastic boot over the cable BEFORE cutting the outside jacket, saves you a lot of hassle with getting the insides of the cable through it.
Pro tip 2: got problems getting a rough or very thick cable through? Spread some vaseline on the beginning of the cable.
Pro tip 3: NEVER try to wiggle a fresh solder while it's still cooling down like this guy does, it'll weaken the solder, shorten the lifespan of the solder considerably and therefore cause an unnecessary technical liability. A solder should always look even and shiny, never dull.
Timer1981 you still need to be more accurate n precise. Flux no flux, lead free or not, it appears you agree with the pre soldering steps you need some lessons to do it really professionally.......just getting back to at you the same way you did to the video.....so protip 1 is a logical step pt2 no need for this type of activity, tip 3, that was for presentation purposes n was already solid enough......SAE took its time to reach n show...just be more positive in giving feedback or you can have a video n we can all watch it.
thats right
It doesn’t get any easier than this guys . If you don’t get this . Then tough luck
what solder blend is used?...
hi dude, its the same conection for a condenser mic?
I mean femele and male balaneced...
XLR-3 has a wiring standard for audio, which goes for every audio device that uses XLR-3.
This is the diagram for XLR-3: toffer.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/XLR3-Wiring-Diagram.png
More information: mediarealm.com.au/articles/xlr-wiring-standard-3-pin-5-pin/
What if my cable only has 1 wire ?
That's meant for something like a TS cable. You will need to have the 2 conductor cable for TRS or XLR
Let's see a tutorial on braided-sleeve cables
What's your name on the cable sir
His name is Dre on the cable
Good
helpful, but maybe say ok and alright a bit less 😉
Way too fast for my slow brain.