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Brilliant design, rugged yet easy to terminate
I've been a huge fan of Neutrik connectors since the first one I bought many years ago. I usually make my own cables since i am handy with a soldering iron and I prefer to choose the cable, cable lengths and connectors. Neutrik connectors are very well designed both to make fitting them to the cable as easy as possible but at the same time the construction is simple and very, very rugged. I think you would be very hard pressed to beak one of these even if you tried.
The jack itself is also a very good shape and mates well with most (if not all) jack sockets. It is resistand to wear and tarnish so they just work. They are maybe a little long for use on a cramped pedalboard but otherwise they are about as near perfect as you can get.
The jack itself is also a very good shape and mates well with most (if not all) jack sockets. It is resistand to wear and tarnish so they just work. They are maybe a little long for use on a cramped pedalboard but otherwise they are about as near perfect as you can get.
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Absolutely The Best!
I've been using Neutrik plugs exclusively for nearly 20 years. I make all my own cables and ONLY use Neutrik. I have one cable that goes from my guitar to my pedalboard, and I purposely made it an ugly light grey colour, because I was sick of people stealing my black cables. I've been using this particular cable for 100s of gigs and 100s of rehearsals. It's been stepped on, kicked and poorly handled by others, and it has never let me down!
I love the fact that all the solder points are one solid piece, from the tip that goes into the jack, all the way back to where the soldering point is. There are no rivets that will break over time. Assembly is a breeze too. Outstanding engineering!
I also have a recording studio in my home, where I professionally produce voiceovers and make music. I ONLY use Neutrik plugs. Again, NEVER had one fail. This is why all professional studios use Neutrik.
If you make your own cables, DO NOT make the lease expensive part of your rig out of cheap stuff. Spend the extra ¤ or 2 and Buy Neutrik. I promise, you'll LOVE them!
I love the fact that all the solder points are one solid piece, from the tip that goes into the jack, all the way back to where the soldering point is. There are no rivets that will break over time. Assembly is a breeze too. Outstanding engineering!
I also have a recording studio in my home, where I professionally produce voiceovers and make music. I ONLY use Neutrik plugs. Again, NEVER had one fail. This is why all professional studios use Neutrik.
If you make your own cables, DO NOT make the lease expensive part of your rig out of cheap stuff. Spend the extra ¤ or 2 and Buy Neutrik. I promise, you'll LOVE them!
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Money for nothing
Nothing to do with Thomann, the service of which remains excellent.
As to the Neutrik? Brand name power, but nothing of substance..
Try Switchcraft or other similar brands, offering much better quality at lower prices.
As i've unfortunately mentioned elsewhere, it's the .. new "Made in Germany" kind of product. It may say so, but it sure is nothing like what you'd once expect.
As to the Neutrik? Brand name power, but nothing of substance..
Try Switchcraft or other similar brands, offering much better quality at lower prices.
As i've unfortunately mentioned elsewhere, it's the .. new "Made in Germany" kind of product. It may say so, but it sure is nothing like what you'd once expect.
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popular and solid
This is, as far as I know, the most popular jack plug. So I gues you don't need any recommendations!
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Industry-standard jack with some drawbacks
It's no wonder, those Neutriks are the standard for many studios and cable builders. This is really an exceptional piece of engineering, I'm amazed every time how much R&D Neutrik puts in their product. Two drawbacks don't allow me to give 5 stars tho:
1. The plastic cap has sharp edges. I touch it when plug the jack in and each time I'm like 'what the hell?'
2. The jack is not pre-tinned and should be soldered with a really strong flux, otherwise the contacts can break anytime (yeah, that happened to me)
1. The plastic cap has sharp edges. I touch it when plug the jack in and each time I'm like 'what the hell?'
2. The jack is not pre-tinned and should be soldered with a really strong flux, otherwise the contacts can break anytime (yeah, that happened to me)
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Quality at first sight
Nothing more to say. You can tell by production choices and materials, this is a very well made product. So easy to mess with simple things like jack plugs, but these are way better than many other brands I've been through.
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Good
A good plug for a good price, I have no problems with it. I recommend.
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SL
Exactly as expected of a Neutrik plug
I've always struggled with good and cheap cables as you usually pay a premium for the brand name. But these very affordable Neutrik plugs together with the Sommer cables that I bought are nothing short of premium quality cables at low price with a little bit of soldering skills. Plugs are virtually noise free when soldered properly and fit very well in most of my female-type plugs on amps and guitars
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Well what to say
The best TS plug on the market is this one. No other shall be used ever.
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Neutrik NP2 X - quality plug
The Neutrik NP2 X is the best jack plug on the market. Neutral are renowned for their excellent build quality and long-lasting construction. The Neutrik NP2 X is no exception! This is the mono version of the jack plug and I have been very impressed with the construction and ease of use to solder together. Unlike some cheaper jack plugs, the tip doesn't come loose and the thread is not cheaply made. The Neutrik NP2 X also has a nice rubber end grip that can hold either the thinner cable, or standard microphone cable. This means that this jack plug is ideal for a range of applications. Well done Neutrik on yet again another top quality product!
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