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<blockquote data-quote="Immortal" data-source="post: 4118387" data-attributes="member: 584048">Ok here the plugs that I am talking about (Thank you bball!)<a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:RCA_Connector_%28photo%29.jpg" target="_blank">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:RCA_Connector_%28photo%29.jpg</a>I broke a black and red RCA connector, more specifically the the prongs on the end snapped in half with the other half still stuck inside the amp. Thusly the music plays fine if I hold it up as it conducts electricity but short of taping or gluing them in place for now (which I might just try with tape since I dont have much to lose for the immediate future).I will get a picture later today but I&#039;m not really sure how much this will help since its just a case of a broken couple of RCAs. My question is now, can I pull off the old RCA end and stick on replacement RCA connector peices? Im going to go to radioshack.com now and see if they make something like that...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Immortal, post: 4118387, member: 584048"] Ok here the plugs that I am talking about (Thank you bball!) [URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:RCA_Connector_%28photo%29.jpg"]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:RCA_Connector_%28photo%29.jpg[/URL] I broke a black and red RCA connector, more specifically the the prongs on the end snapped in half with the other half still stuck inside the amp. Thusly the music plays fine if I hold it up as it conducts electricity but short of taping or gluing them in place for now (which I might just try with tape since I dont have much to lose for the immediate future). I will get a picture later today but I'm not really sure how much this will help since its just a case of a broken couple of RCAs. My question is now, can I pull off the old RCA end and stick on replacement RCA connector peices? Im going to go to radioshack.com now and see if they make something like that... [/QUOTE]

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