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<blockquote data-quote="Spooney" data-source="post: 6754193" data-attributes="member: 584130"><p>well you may find when you disassemble the amp that the jacks aren't even bad themselves. Could only be a broken solder connection. If you could get me a detailed pic of the rcas themselves(inside and outside of the amp) particularly where they go into the circuit board I may have something that would work for you. Going through directed to get the parts could be a pain. You are going to need a decent soldering iron to do this. The radio shack 40 watt iron is inexpensive and should work well enough for this provided you tin the tip properly.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Spooney, post: 6754193, member: 584130"] well you may find when you disassemble the amp that the jacks aren't even bad themselves. Could only be a broken solder connection. If you could get me a detailed pic of the rcas themselves(inside and outside of the amp) particularly where they go into the circuit board I may have something that would work for you. Going through directed to get the parts could be a pain. You are going to need a decent soldering iron to do this. The radio shack 40 watt iron is inexpensive and should work well enough for this provided you tin the tip properly. [/QUOTE]
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