G&H Plug Assembly

This will be the first in a new series of videos where I simply take you through my thought process on cable assembly with various plugs.
First up is going to be the GLS right angle TRS pancake style plug. I recently built up a bunch of cables using these plugs for a customer on a budget. Watch the video to see if this is your new favorite plug, or you just get what you pay for.
Thanks for watching!
Jason
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[@alexandriadoing5925]

Fume extractor bro. Also, thank you, very helpful.

[@monz7951]

Top notch job and explanation. I also really like G&H plugs, I made a couple cables about 15 years ago and they're still going strong, never had an issue

[@AlphatoneAudio]

Glad I could help!

[@mesafto]

Not many others are doing what your doing, thanks for all the content!

[@AlphatoneAudio]

Thank you!

[@TheMorphire]

Camera angle is perfect (that's a huge deal on almost every video like this I've seen). Clear and concise explanation with tons of really helpful tips. I've looked at a lot of these sorts of videos and I always come away understanding the process better and with some little tips that I know will make for a stronger connection and better built cable. I know it's not much, but a sincere thank you for the effort!! I'd love to see termination using Neutrik connectors if you ever get the itch to make another.

[@AlphatoneAudio]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@FranciscoVargas-cw9xw]

Im getting into the hobby of making custom cables and you've certainly been the most helpful thank you!

[@AlphatoneAudio]

Good to hear!

[@AaronAnderson323]

Great demo video!

[@AlphatoneAudio]

Thanks!

[@MahrsMusic]

Great video!

[@AlphatoneAudio]

Thanks!

[@skyluna_music]

awesome video! thank you. I have a question hoping you'd be able to answer... I have the stubby plugs, right angles and straights... is there anything different? might you be able to do a video with them, if not maybe give me some pointers before i start? i'm not a pro, but i have made xlr cables before

[@Mathylar]

Great video! Which G&H plugs did you use? Was it the normal bigfoot straight one and the normal RA one?

[@AlphatoneAudio]

Part numbers are BF2PNNN for straight, RF2PNNN for right-angle. Exit hole is .322"

[@marko6831]

Why can't Americans pronounce solder correctly ? It's not Sodder it's SOL-DER. Other than that, nice demo