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

I bought this simply because I had ran out of the solder I was using, and based on the recommendation of a video I had watched on youtube which was a tutorial for soldering techniques. They recommended silver solder with a rosin flux, and this just so happend to be the best price to quantity ratio I found on amazon. I had to fix some bad joints on my guitar, a stratocaster, and got the chance to try this solder out. As many have said, it heats at a lower temperature than lower-grade solder, as well as flows much, much better. If I can help it Ill be purchasing this solder again in the future for my guitar related needs.

I wish it was scented with cinnamon or candy apple. It would smell so good.

Da bomb! Great solder and surprisingly decent price compared to similar quality solder such as kestler, considering that the Cardas brand usually comes with a silly audiophile premium price. It’s very thin, but if you need thicker just twist it together into a thicker braid.

Good solder wire. Clean

A friend turned me on to Cardas solder when I began building my own microphone preamps for my recording console. The solder that you use is part of the signal chain and an important factor in these types of builds so I wanted top notch solder and I got it. It came very quickly and after my first use i was really impressed! You cant go wrong with Cardas. Its the best in my opinion. Money well spent!

Absolutely great solder, flows easy, good cleanup, sounds fantastic in my Bottlehead Crack. A clean precise solder for audio applications.

Just did an Elekit single ended tube amp kit. Used Kester for the structural solder. But I sprung for the best for any joints in the signal path. This stuff is great to work with. Do you really want to wonder What if?, Nah, just use the good stuff for your music, you deserve it.

Great Sauter worked well for audio and small electrical could use more silver

If you have any suspicion this solder is all just hype, you are correct. Dont make the same mistake I did, and just get something cheaper. Its not horrible, sure. What I cant get over is that I spend over $20 a small roll of solder only to finish my project with the Radio Shack brand solder Ive used for a year. Thats because while this solder does flow, everything else just flows better.

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.