soundtrane

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Have done many XLR4s for camera dept using a 12V DC soldering iron 😀

It has been discontinued by SD. I know of this since i represent them in India.

I am so truly sad to hear this, he was such a wonderful man, RIP my dear friend...

Ahem... you win Eric...

But WHY are you not going to be there Eric?

The best tool for stripping these kind of cables is a thermal stripper. Look at PATCO. You will need two, one for PVC outer insulation and PTFE tool for the inner conductors...

seems like a super coincidence Constantin! (hope you are well my friend!) -vin

great DIY Rachel! however, ain't your 1/4"-20 screws which are actually working like grub screws holding the mic in place... shuddering because of what is happening to the contact space of the screws on the mic body.... -vin

Honor is mine, to be able to provide an excellent product here...

Can my company (Overtone Audio) represent you in India?

third that... been a user ever since they came out...

very sad... rip....

this is an ODU connector, the best and actual source is Ambient, Munich...

and i have one coming in!

try PATCO - you will need two - one for the outer jacket and one for the inner conductors. www.patcoinc.net

this must be the ONE thread that turned HILARIOUS !!!

Good Luck!!

Superb... started watching it and did not stop till the end... Many thanks for this find! -vin

i think REAN has TA3 to XLR adapters. never seen a TA5 to XLR adapter. it's not logical anyways...

Have a great one my dear friend!

LOL!

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Just arrived... Will check it out later today...

i believe this is discontinued and replaced by their new slate...