How to Build an XLR Cable with Neutrik XX Series Connectors & Canare L-4E6S Star Quad Cable скачать в хорошем качестве

How to Build an XLR Cable with Neutrik XX Series Connectors & Canare L-4E6S Star Quad Cable

0:00 – Introduction & Overview 0:46 – Tools, Materials & Neutrik Connector Overview 1:47 – Installing Boots & Stripping the Cable 2:42 – Preparing Wires & Shielding 5:21 – Tinning Wires 7:27 – Soldering Wires to Male & Female Connectors 9:18 – Installing Strain Relief & Housing 11:52 – Completed XLR Cable Learn how to assemble a high-quality XLR cable using Neutrik XX series connectors and Canare L4E6S Star Quad cable. Cody from Markertek takes you step by step through the process, providing clear instructions, insightful knowledge and helpful tips. The Neutrik XX Series of connectors are made to be the next generation of XLR connector cables, featuring a rugged nickel zinc die-cast housing, silver contacts, improved strain relief, and enhanced contact integrity for reliable, professional-grade audio connections. Canare's L4E6S is a Star Quad design engineered for superior noise rejection and durability, featuring a densely woven braided copper shield (not spiral), ultra-flexible stranded copper conductors, irradiated polyethylene insulation for low capacitance and heat resistance, and a tough PVC jacket that stays flexible even in extreme temperatures—making it ideal for low-level microphone and professional line-level applications. Markertek carries all the professional tools and components you need to build your own high-quality XLR cables with confidence. ​‪@ExperienceNeutrik‬ ‪@canarecorporationofamerica2831‬