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if you are also soldering the crimping is really unecessary, IMO. But it certainly would be extra gangsta.


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if you are also soldering the crimping is really unecessary, IMO. But it certainly would be extra gangsta.
From what I have read crimping is better than soldering for conductivity...
   
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From what I have read crimping is better than soldering for conductivity...
I assumed it was the other way around. I'm totally breaking out the butt connectors and crimping tool. F soldering.....


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From what I have read crimping is better than soldering for conductivity...
I was told the solder was more conductive the metal itself.
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