Every once in a while a specific rca connection I have slips off due to sub vibrations I guess. The wire is very tight and strong, but once in a while it comes off. It's most likely because it is set up vertical instead of horizontal due to space requirements. Any ideas to make it stay on?
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You could try simple isolation tape or a use shrink tube and make sure it's nice and tight. Doesn't have to be difficult I think?
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