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I have and will continue to buy Neutrik sockets and connectors as they are of a consistently high standard.
Every component part of the jack is robust and up to the rigours of studio and performance life.
The soldering to the ground and ring terminals is the only tricky part of this particular connector (as opposed to xlr terminals) but that is more down to my own soldering capability, but it is manageable and the surrounding plastic insulation is very resilient to the occasional slip of the soldering iron!
This plug is very well and solid build. It slips very good in and out without getting cought inside a female connector. It also is very easy and good for soldering because the pins are aimple accesable. And the solder almoust glues on the pins wich prevents the melting of the plastic parts. This is not a matter of course. Espacially with cheaper plugs it is almost a strain to get a solder connection between the pin connector and the cable. So if you want a solid good quality and easy to solder plug go for the Neutrik. It is worth the (extra) money you pay for it.