Make your own XLR audio cables

[@ZachPaddock]

Thanks for the "Linus" Tech Tip!

[@soldoutmedia8025]

It’s actually more like Amanda’s tech tips and I’m glad she let me join her haha -Linus

[@williamtheconjurer]

Great video

[@carltonjones2915]

Thanks folks for the great video demo / instructions, plus you guys are very easy-going and nice to listen to. Cj

[@benjaminschultz6501]

This has been a super helpful resource! Thank you for taking us through the process methodically and clearly. You've earned my subscription. :)

[@AdmiralSP]

Linus tech tips has become really hands on... Wow.. Thanks for the great video btw

[@connorduke4619]

Nicely "finagled" these folks!

[@davidswaroop79]

Thank you very much for this business idea. GOD bless you.

[@larryphotography]

Fantastic video thank you

[@RDUBTutorial]

Would be great if you put a link to the 2 kinds of testers you use….i agree red lights are bad.

[@Jacob-xe2si]

Hey, how would you recommend making my own RJ12 to 3.5mm jack cable. Is this possible?

[@believeinittobe4873]

Where in Canada are you guys located?

[@scottboyer6602]

Whats the other cable tester she uses that was referenced near the end of the vid?

[@ZAHLcras]

Where is a good place to buy these components online? I'd rather use a vendor aside from amazon

[@soldoutmedia8025]

It depends on what part of the world you are in. Some music stores have them. We usually order a few testers so we know what quality we get before buying a bigger batch.

[@robfromnc78]

what cable is that?

[@samuelmaylor6634]

wondering can the cable you made be used to connect a speaker to the mixer or snake (xlr) connection

[@dhunsyamdaji]

yes

[@a2derly]

Nice

[@stratocaster539]

why does nobody wire the earth to the case?

[@TinoSchulz1990]

Just curious. Why would you?

[@johnbravo7542]

If you're a "Pro" you make a great amateur.