XLR Soldering: Ultimate Guide to Soldering XLR Cables - Easy & Effective

Welcome to our in-depth tutorial on soldering XLR cables, a must-watch for audio professionals and enthusiasts! This guide is your one-stop resource for mastering the art of soldering XLR connectors, ensuring robust and clear audio connections for all your needs.
🔌 What You'll Learn:
Understanding XLR Cables: Dive into the structure and importance of XLR cables in professional audio setups.
Essential Soldering Tools: We outline the key tools and materials you'll need for effective soldering.
Detailed Soldering Steps: Follow our step-by-step instructions for a perfect solder, from prepping the cable to the final touch.
Troubleshooting Common Soldering Errors: Learn to spot and rectify frequent soldering mistakes for flawless XLR connections.
🎤 Special Feature: How to Solder a Microphone Cable:
Get specific tips and techniques for soldering microphone cables, a crucial skill for ensuring the best audio quality in recordings and live performances.
🎙️ Ideal for studio techs, live sound engineers, and DIY audio enthusiasts, this tutorial equips you with the skills to confidently solder XLR connectors and microphone cables.
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[@kwood6013]

I like this guy. I trust him. He’s clearly a subject matter expert

[@DanielBelfort-my9nh]

Another quality video from the Taurus boys!

[@taurustechnologies]

Much appreciated

[@robertparsons3048]

Awesome Job!

[@Hermiel]

Four conductors but it's not star-quad. Foil insulation and drain wire so it's for installation. Also rigid. What brand / model of cable is that?

[@gobrad]

It’s quite some time since I soldered… is there no need to use flux anymore??

[@taurustechnologies]

In the video, we didn't use extra flux, but it's still important depending on what you're soldering. Even though the solder we used had a flux core, sometimes adding more flux can be really helpful. It cleans the metal surfaces, removes oxidation, and helps the solder flow better, making for a stronger and more reliable connection. So yeah, even though the solder has flux, adding a bit more can make a big difference, especially with tricky joints.

[@manjeetsolanki3160]

24 awg or 22 awg

[@LuficariusRatspeed]

Too bad about the camera work being blurry.