Man... The best way to solder the pins of a male XLR connector is to insert it into a female XLR connector and secure it to a small vice, at an angle that is most comfortable to work with. At the same time, this will ensure the proper alignment of all the pins in the connector and the excess heat that the pins can receive during the soldering moment is evenly distributed over both XLR connectors. And for proper soldering XLR connectors you need perfect immobilization of the connector at the moment of soldering, which is easily achieved if you use a small vice, as I mentioned. Keep up your good work. Technical Greetings!
Man...
The best way to solder the pins of a male XLR connector is to insert it into a female XLR connector and secure it to a small vice, at an angle that is most comfortable to work with.
At the same time, this will ensure the proper alignment of all the pins in the connector and the excess heat that the pins can receive during the soldering moment is evenly distributed over both XLR connectors.
And for proper soldering XLR connectors you need perfect immobilization of the connector at the moment of soldering, which is easily achieved if you use a small vice, as I mentioned.
Keep up your good work.
Technical Greetings!
Thanks Man, and since this video I already made an almost same XLR station that you mentioned.
Great idea mate. Thanks!