jack pressure can be applied to latch 34 to raise locking edges 36 for easy entry once housing 22 is seated within the jack latch 34 can be released causing locking edges 36 to be held behind a plate forming the front of the jack which is generally standard on such jacks thereby securing the connection similarly housing 22 can be released via leverage on latch 34 to free locking edges 36 from behind the jack plate so that housing 22 can be removed the internal components of communication plug 20 include conductors 24 and conductor carrier 26 carrier 26 is made from a dielectric material such as plastic and has channels and depressions formed thereon to receive the individual conductors 24 the arrangement of conductors 24 once assembled in carrier 26 is shown best in fig3 a and 3b fig3 a depicts the idc ends of conductors 24 extending from the rear or back end of carrier 26 similarly fig3 b depicts the jack spring interface ends of conductors 24 arranged at the nose or front of carrier 26 the principles of the invention are disclosed as applied to an eight wire communication plug those skilled in the art will appreciate that the concepts taught herein can be applied to plugs terminating cables carrying any number of conductors or wires in which crosstalk is generated in both the plug and the jack or connector nevertheless eight wire.