Ok, I got plugged in - how do I stay?
ScottMt
Posted 2008-12-16 10:57 AM (#6476)
Subject: Ok, I got plugged in - how do I stay?


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Location: Montana		Hi all, this would seem to be a simple problem but I'm getting frustrated. My 6768 will not hold a cord in very well. I've tried bending the two tabs on the jack this way and that but it doesn't help much. Any tricks? Suggested upgrades?

Thanks, Scott
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cliff
Posted 2008-12-16 11:26 AM (#6477 - in reply to #6476)
Subject: Re: Ok, I got plugged in - how do I stay?


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Posts: 14842

Location: NJ		NewJackCity.
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G8r
Posted 2008-12-16 11:32 AM (#6478 - in reply to #6476)
Subject: Re: Ok, I got plugged in - how do I stay?


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Posts: 3969

Duct tape.


Just being facetious. Cliff's right.
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dweezil
Posted 2008-12-16 11:36 AM (#6479 - in reply to #6476)
Subject: Re: Ok, I got plugged in - how do I stay?


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Posts: 2336

Location: Brighty in Blighty		Buy a 1680 :)
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2ifbyC
Posted 2008-12-16 12:24 PM (#6480 - in reply to #6476)
Subject: Re: Ok, I got plugged in - how do I stay?
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Posts: 6268

Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast
Originally posted by cliff:
NewJackCity.
Yepper. Those jack contacts don't like too much bending/flexing!
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Capo Guy
Posted 2008-12-16 12:48 PM (#6481 - in reply to #6476)
Subject: Re: Ok, I got plugged in - how do I stay?



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Posts: 4394

Location: East Tennessee		Here's a link for a new plug.

Stewmac Jack plug


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