Balladeer Wires Clip Where?
Shot in the Dark
Posted 2007-03-13 5:42 AM (#110785)
Subject: Balladeer Wires Clip Where?


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New Balladeer 1771-LX - Suddenly the wires are banging around inside. I can see a small circular clip that a few wires are running through. It obviously un-attached itself.

Where from? Is it normally glued to the bowl? Top? Or maybe clipped, not glued, to one of the braces or something?

Or something else?

Thanks is advance.
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richardd
Posted 2007-03-13 6:34 AM (#110786 - in reply to #110785)
Subject: Re: Balladeer Wires Clip Where?


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If yours is the same as mine, it has a little round snap shut self adhesive clip.
Mine came loose and I tried to stick it back and eventually gave up.
In the end I bunched the wires together and cable tied'em. No more rattle.
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Shot in the Dark
Posted 2007-03-13 11:20 AM (#110787 - in reply to #110785)
Subject: Re: Balladeer Wires Clip Where?


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Thanks Richard -

I have tons of those in various widths. What did you cable tie them to?
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richardd
Posted 2007-03-14 5:58 AM (#110788 - in reply to #110785)
Subject: Re: Balladeer Wires Clip Where?


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I bunched them together and tied them tight enough that they wouldn't slap against the bowl and left them floating.
Worked great.
Good luck.
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Shot in the Dark
Posted 2007-03-17 3:29 PM (#110789 - in reply to #110785)
Subject: Re: Balladeer Wires Clip Where?


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Worked great.

And now I've mastered the fine art of fastening a cable tie with one hand.

Thanks!
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Old Man Arthur
Posted 2007-03-17 5:05 PM (#110790 - in reply to #110785)
Subject: Re: Balladeer Wires Clip Where?



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Good skill for a Luthier, electrician, or auto mechanic.
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