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I broke the metal bit where the wire connects and dont know what to do

I connected the wire to another metal part for now.. but my bass has dissapeared. what type of metal is it? i was thinking of using a souldering iron to "glue" the wire on but im afraid it may not work and ill jus f*ck it up even more.

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If u use a soulder the wire straight to it it should work fine but it would be a ****to get it undone when u want to un hook it

Posted on May 24, 2007

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HI THERE IF YOU HAVE A CLEAN CONNECTION IT WILL WORK FINE MAKE SURE YOU CLEAN THE METAL UP FIRST SO ITS BEAR IT WILL EARTH PROPERLY I INSTALLED MINE YESTERDAY AND ALL IS FINE HOPE YOU GET SORTED THANKS WARREN

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Yes, I would solder it back to its original place and it should work like normal

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Sorry I'm not going to touch this one with a bargepole. I will suggest you go to a car hifi installer and get him to have a look at what a mess you've made and see if it can be fixed.

Posted on May 31, 2006

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