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Aerial Lead Cd player.

Justin10 · 2011-02-11 21:24:01

Just replaced old CD player, and found the aerial lead is tore and wrapped with tape. The sound quality is poor and need to replace it. There is a fuzzing sound coming from the speakers. Does anyone know how to replace this lead?

11-02-2011 9:24pm

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Just replaced old CD player, and found the aerial lead is tore and wrapped with tape. The sound quality is poor and need to replace it. There is a fuzzing sound coming from the speakers. Does anyone know how to replace this lead?

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#2 12-02-2011 10:14pm

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There is usually some slack in the lead. If the damaged bit is at the end, give the lead a tug to see if you can get enough slack to cut off the bad bit and refit the jack.

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