Qed at1 airloc crimping tool

This is more effective than soldering as the crimping mechanism pushes out any air inbetween surfaces and creates the maximum possible contact between cable and plug, resulting in excellent performance and a long lasting connection. Your payment information is processed securely. We do not store credit card details nor have access to your credit card information. Create your account Lost password? First name. Last name. This is more effective than soldering as the crimping mechanism pushes out any air inbetween surfaces and creates the maximum possible contact between cable and plug, resulting in excellent performance and a long lasting connection.

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Have they brought out crimped mains plugs yet to maximise the benefits? Which reminds me - I need to turn over my crim.. You need to be a member in order to leave a comment. Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy! Already have an account? Sign in here. Share More sharing options Followers 2. Prev 1 2 Next Page 1 of 2. Recommended Posts. Posted December 10, There must be an alternative crimp tool that can be picked up for less, around a tenner or less would be nice any ideas?

I want to dry solder some QED plugs. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options But, why would a company like QED advocate joining speaker cables together and nearly doubling the number of physical connections original plug to extender plug, plus two lots of cable to plug terminations?

This is usually the opposite aim to good quality cables. Seems like the answer - but not one i would expect. Anyone else got any supporting or other info? Cheers, Mark. For a while all Arcam and Linn amps came with the BFA outputs, which are what you are referring to, they are physically the opposite way around to the normal 4mm bananas.

Is it possible to buy the crimp tool if you are not a dealer? It is if the dealer is willing to sell one to you, but the cost is not low. Thanks Retro, Yes you are right - they are BFA connectors i'd heard of them, but didn't know they were a different design - had me really confused.

Phaedrus68 Active Member. This really is an old thread, but I've been doing some homework on a new AV set-up for the not too distant future and came across this thread. I'd love to know if a normal crimping tool could achieve the same result? Surely these guys in hi-fi shops aren't wizards who are the only entities on the face of the planet who can operate a crimp? I am not convinced. But by its nature speaker cable is not square it is round, so with will have to be squashed into that shape and possibly leaving gaps, which in turn makes it only mildly better than the original style on the right.

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