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Attn: Audiofiles RCA Plug Help

I'm trying to get an old Adcom Amp going and it looks like the outer part of the RCA plug got pulled out when the cord was removed. Is there a way to replace that...I have no idea how to search for that part? Any thoughts thx!

Here is a pic of what i'm talking about:



Thanks for your help!

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That's a easy fix if you can operate the soldering iron. Open the amp and see how they are secured to panel. If they aren't soldered directly to PCB then it's just a case of unscrewing those two bolts and replacing them with generic RCA-connectors of "screw type" and soldering back the coax on them. (theoretically, you could replace them with stock RCA item if you can look up the serial number)

If they are soldered directly on PCB, you can either snip/desolder the legs and then try to mount the generic contacts or just drill two additional holes above them and mount two new RCA's, soldered in parallel to old ones.
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I could give you list of websites or if you don't mind driving to Torrance these guys should have what you want:

https://www.google.com/maps/place/Torrance+Electronics+Inc/@33.831669,-118.305456,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0x80dd4aa3fc4ac455:0x58736 b95d499eaf5

If you want to look on the internet try:
Allied
Mouser
Digikey
Parts Express

I should warn you that searching for a small part like this online is a huge PITA (ask me how I know - it is part of my job)
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thanks!

There is a wire that comes off the circuit board and is soldered to the plugs on the back.

so it sounds like i need to replace the whole setup. I also emailed Adcom for kicks to see if they respond for this 30 yr old amp.

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Ok found the part now to find it for less than $12 from an adcom repair place...

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How do you connect your iPod to that?
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How do you connect your iPod to that?
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$12 seems ok, if its a direct fit. Nice!
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found it! got 6 for $3.75
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Likely don't need it, try the RCA connectors anyway. It's a shield, and will be connected when plugged into another piece of equipment. That is an input, the source cable(equipment) will complete the connection at that end.

In fact, some cables don't attach ground in order to prevent ground loops.

If not, (might be some humm) wrap a bare wire between the two shields.


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