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I replaced the cables and it's working for now

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In Reply to: Re: Reply, second try posted by Estes on July 10, 2006 at 14:32:49:

I get kind of confused with my terminology. These were component video cables (not composite) that I replaced.
I was using the heavy gauge Radio Shack ones, which are so tight that I have left the connector attached, while yanking out the cable in the back. Given the height difference between the amp and the TV, gravity, or a wandering cat could have partially separated one of the connections.
Time will tell if the problem is truly solved. Thanks.

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Re: I replaced the cables and it's working for now - Estes 06:15:45 07/11/06 (0)
Glad to hear things are working. There are lots more cables connecting things now & the chances for loose connections has grown by leaps & bounds. Given that everything vibrates/is moved/bumped/ gets dirty, checking connections is a major undertaking.
Just because it worked before, does not mean that something has not come loose. I have found that out the hard way!

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