http://audiograveyard.info/home-theater/how-do-i-repair-the-6-pin-din-on-klipsch-speakers All About vintage pro audio Fri, 20 Jul 2012 18:26:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://audiograveyard.info/home-theater/how-do-i-repair-the-6-pin-din-on-klipsch-speakers#comment-292 Ron Thu, 22 Jan 2009 20:49:00 +0000 http://audiograveyard.info/home-theater/how-do-i-repair-the-6-pin-din-on-klipsch-speakers#comment-292 You have what is called a slave unit. The best way to repair is to replace the bent piece. Check with Raido Shack for parts. Takes some time soldering, but it's up to you to place the price on time. You have what is called a slave unit. The best way to repair is to replace the bent piece. Check with Raido Shack for parts. Takes some time soldering, but it’s up to you to place the price on time.

]]> http://audiograveyard.info/home-theater/how-do-i-repair-the-6-pin-din-on-klipsch-speakers#comment-291 mitchent86 Thu, 22 Jan 2009 02:59:09 +0000 http://audiograveyard.info/home-theater/how-do-i-repair-the-6-pin-din-on-klipsch-speakers#comment-291 Which model are you talking about, and what is the problem with the Din plug? Some DIN plugs are soldered in while others are just crimped on, others are connected directly to a circuit board. If there are wires coming out of the DIN plug it would be easy to splice a new one in. IF there is any soldering involved you better be good! Which model are you talking about, and what is the problem with the Din plug? Some DIN plugs are soldered in while others are just crimped on, others are connected directly to a circuit board. If there are wires coming out of the DIN plug it would be easy to splice a new one in. IF there is any soldering involved you better be good!

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