Cardas Soldering Wire Quad Eutectic Silver Solder with rosin flux 1/4 lbs (113g) roll

I have used a variety of solders over the years. Problems using the wrong solder can include the following: poor connections and brittleness, difficulty with heating the solder to the right temperature, especially if it contains the wrong combination of ingredients... which many do for the average user. This Eutectic Cardas solder melts fast, heats well, gives you nice connections... its just easy to use and very effective: Yes it costs more, but its soooo well worth it! Sheerness? What are they asking you to say here? I dont know.

Just like my divorce - Expensive because its worth it!

Just the right weight for work from medium to fine. This solder really is better and it tins and flows more easily than any other Ive used in 20+ years of pro and hobby soldering. Great stuff, worth every penny if you value a quality and aesthetically pleasing solder joint.

I used this Soldering Wire and without any doubt is the best at moment available on the market. Most of people ignore the importance of a good soldering. You may use High Definition Cables, Gold Plated Connectors, etc. but they become useless if you dont connect them in the right way. In my humble opinion the Cardas Soldering Wire simply does not alter/modify the continuity of signal between a cable and a connector or any other component. And in addition it is so easy to use. Even with an economic solder.

Excellent for Hifi cables

Easy to solder with. Im using to manufacture custom audio cables and this has no negative effect on the sound.

I have used Cardas silver bearing solder on several tubed stereo amplifiers etc.that I have built. In fact, if I am building anything sound related I use this. Does it make a difference in sound quality? you may rightfully ask. I will say, Welp, I think it does, however you may not. But thats why I use it. I mean, plus, it IS really good solder. I have always been very pleased with anything I have purchased with the Cardas name so there you have it. I will absolutely buy more when this roll runs out.

I grew up in the 50s and 60s and took Electronics Shop in High School and did projects before that so Ive spent countless hours with a soldering gun or iron in my hands. Im used to old school solder and had some worries that newer stuff would be difficult. Its not. This solder performs extremely well. Some of that is possibly due to a decent soldering station, but even on a cheap throwaway gun it handles just fine.

This has to be the best solder Ive used hands down. Im used to lead free solders and the high temps needed, and while lead free has its place, when it comes to component soldering on a pcb, this stuff is the best.

Have used several solders to make audio cables. This one has a good pedigree, flows well and nicely priced as far as audiophile solders go.