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Those who are playing an electric instrument are very much aware of the hardships of faulty instrument cables. Often times, you may encounter a non- working instrument cable, especially when you need it the most. There are some cases where the cable was just left with other cords, and you won’t realize that it is not working until you try it and plug it in. So, if you are musician and you are not very much aware of how to fix these faulty cables, here are some tips for you.
• Check your instruments and your amplifiers first. Before you conclude that it is the instrument cables that are faulty, you need to check your instrument and your amplifier first. The problem may have been there, and you are trying to fix a cable that is not even faulty.
• Get the cord and check if there are any loose ends. Feel the cord to see if there are any loose metal parts inside the covered wire. The cord caps may also have loose metal wires, so it is important to feel it and listen for any rattling sounds that you hear on the caps. A rattling sound in the cap means that it is not properly attached.
• Disassemble and reassemble the caps. To check if it has loose ends, try to disassemble the cap and then reassemble it again. All you need to do is to unscrew the metal covering and carefully inspect the wires that were previously covered by the cap. Ensure that these wires fit perfectly onto the receptacle. You also need to ensure that the wires are properly connected before you screw the cover back on . Once you have reassembled the cap, check again for the cord’s functionality.
In general, these tips can be helpful if you are in a gig and you badly need to fix your instrument cable. In case you have temporarily fixed your cable, once the gig is done, it is necessary to replace your cable with a new one in order to prevent hassles of fixing faulty cables.
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