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Difficulty inserting multi-strand wire into holes in HTIB
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James Sweet



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PostPosted: Wed Jan 30, 2008 10:43 pm    Post subject: Re: Difficulty inserting multi-strand wire into holes in HTI Reply with quote

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>>I don't do much electrical / electronics work so I don't have the
>>necessary tools such as soldering iron and crimping tool. (Obviously,
>>I don't want to buy them as there is no future need.)
>>


It never hurts to have a few tools around. A cheap soldering iron and a
small roll of solder will cost maybe 10-15 bucks, if it really takes you
hours to get all the wires back in, I would think the investment would pay
off several times over even if you only use it once.

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CWatters



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PostPosted: Thu Jan 31, 2008 4:14 pm    Post subject: Re: Difficulty inserting multi-strand wire into holes in HTI Reply with quote

If the system uses spring clips I doubt you would notice any difference in
sound quality if you just extended the wires. I would do it by soldering a
new length on and using a heat shrink sleeve to cover the joint.

The alternative would be to fit speaker sockets on the wall.

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