How To Solder Guitars (5/6) - Soldering to a Jack Socket
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- Опубліковано 16 чер 2018
- Welcome to Soldering 101 Part Five!
In this episode Paul John Best will take you through how to solder to a Jack socket. If you find it useful please hit 'Subscribe' and you can see more info on our handwound pickups at www.radioshoppickups.com/
Had my Fender Strat for 10 years with no issues until one of my wires on the output jack fell off. This was EXACTLY what I needed to make sure I do the repair correctly. Thanks!
I’ve been practicing this technique and will be doing it for real tomorrow. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Cheers!
Exactly what I was looking for, thanks!!!
You're the Bob Ross of soldering 😅
Thank you John, that's probably the best feedback I've ever had!!
@@RadioshopPickups I've watched the whole series, very helpful thank you!
@@bcccangel You're very welcome!!
so who is Bob Ross?
@@DougHinVA
Google it buddy
Wow!
This was real helpful!
I use those Pure Tone full contact mono jack sockets, basically 2 contacts for positive & earth giving 200% more contact & holds the jack plug more securely with a better quality contact...worth a tenner for sure...you can only buy them for use on control plates or pickguards, not long enough for some guitars & bass's but fit's all Fender guitars & most bass's perfectly.....
Fantastic. Thank you so much. Very usefull !!!
Paul thanks for the informative video and all the information you gave us. Can you please do a video one the capacitor that you used. You showed us how to install it , and never discussed why we need to have a capacitor. And what the capacitor is for and what it does. Early enjoy the theory on its use. Thanks so very much for everything you showed us. I really appreciate your time and the quality of your video. Hope to see one on the capacitor issue. I will be doing my first retiring job this coming up week as soon as all my material comes.
Thanks great videos
This is so confusing my guitar was soldered the opposite way, black where white should be white where black should be but it still worked
It still works but you may run into some humming issues when it's connected the wrong way round.
Question, so my guitar jack socket is unwired but I dont know where to solder it to, how do I find out?
Cheers mate
Ty great video... Soldering today as we speak!! Nervous yes Getting it done YES!! LOL
The British say SOLD-er, the Americans say SOD-der, an example of divergent linguistic evolution at work (via elision)!
I need to replace these cables you are soldering - what cables do I need?
Is a Jazzmaster easier because the Jack is already in the pickguard?
the black and white wires on my guitar come out of one wire and the black one broke off and their is not slack for me to connect it
My wire is too short how do I fix that?
replace the wire.
all that chitchat and fooling around to make 2 small solder joints... waste of time
Cheers babes
@@RadioshopPickups If someone has never done this before they want to know what is happening and why, great video mate
@@bbf0ab08cb44becfec Thank you so much!
Sorry that 6 and a half minutes is such a waste of your time... Wait...aren't you here for a reason? Maybe to see and hear someone explain how to do this? Or are you just here to be a prick? I guess there's always that one guy. Anyways, thanks for the video!!
@@Skizz_Missive exactly, what a silly prick
A guy is asking me 30 bucks to do this on my guitar 🥹😂