Seismic Tips - How to Solder an XLR Cable
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ต.ค. 2014
- Seismic Audio has all the parts you need for soldering XLR cables and more. Check it out here: goo.gl/n7eC5G
Always use caution when using a hot soldering iron. Wear safety glasses. Be careful and take your time. This covers the basics. There are many variations to soldering. Find out what works for you. If you have some ideas, leave them below.
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Thanks for making an awesome video! I've been so tired of these 16 minute ramblings, this is just what I needed, straight and to the point!
Simple and informative. Just great
Thanks, good video.
Simple best tutorial period. The rest are waste of time and energy follow these simple instructions and learn how to build your own XLR cables.
I'm planning on building a home radio studio (broadcast, not internet). I'm thinking about trying to save some cash by making some custom cables. Thanks for the info.
Whats the 4th pin for?
Short and osmm
Where does the resistor go?
So...... No ground jumper wire needed?
Ground jumper wire for what? For a standard XLR cable for microphones or patch cable applications, you would solder signal (+) to XLR Pin 2, signal (-) to XLR Pin 3, and the Ground to XLR Pin 1. In the video, the ground wire is soldered at 1:40. Email us directly at customerservice@seismicaudiospeakers.com if you have additional questions.
@@RustyDodd I'm not saying that it's needed...... In fact, I made several patch cables and never used a jumper wire. I just came across a few today that was..... Made me kind of curious if I did it wrong. Thanks.
wow, you did such a poor job you melted the plastic housing
Don't solder like this guy, because he heat pins from behind, and also melt the plastic witch hold pin. When you do that, pins sometimes lose firmness and don't stand anymore straight so you can not put male connector into female.