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I was hoping you could help me out here. I am really struggling! I'm forwarding this to all of my technical pals because I am sure one of you will have the know-how to make this damn thing work!!!

 

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Your Technical skills Required !!!

 

If anyone of you electronic boffins knows how to connect a surround sound DVD/VCR, please let me know.

 

My neighbour keeps on asking me.

 

My wife complains about the time I am spending around her place, trying to help her out!

 

I am really struggling!

 

 

 

Here is a photo of what her set-up looks like.....

 

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Sounds more like a dry joint. MALE CONNECTOR TO FEMALE CONNECTOR, will only last an hour or so, unfortunately you will have to keep going round as it tends to dry out again after a while.
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Oh yes I can see the VCR, Very Cute Rear, but the real problem as I see it is that the bass reflex cheek speakers are too close together. More separation is required to get true surround sound out of a piece of kit like that.

 

With a bit of encouragement the sounds of yes yes yes yes that's it should be forthcoming. phew.

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Have you tried KY Jelly..? It was a tip from an old service engineer... :rolleyes: nowt worse than Dry joints..

 

KY is water based and can dry out.

 

What you need is Electrolube Contact Cleaner. It lubricates contact surfaces, penetrates hard to reach areas and provides a protective film.

 

Alternatively for easily accessible areas try vaseline. Just as effective and lasts longer. B)

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More chalk! More chalk!
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More chalk! More chalk!

 

 

Chalk Lancy............ :wacko: Dont get it...??

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Chalk as in Snooker....?

 

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Ohhhhh.......Ohhhhhhhhhh......i get it now.... :lol:

 

For yer Cue.... :D Question is though Lancy..do you go for the easy Pink or the tricky brown........ :rolleyes:

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