Thread or twine wrapped around the end? Is it magnetic or plastic? Are they hollow? Grasping at straws without a picture. Are they like RCA covers?
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I had a similar problem with an amp I owned and while this solution might seem like overkill, it worked. I drilled a small hole in the center of the plastic cap and screwed in an appropriately-sized 'Easy Out' until it had enough grip that I could pull the plug straight out. You should be able to buy a single Easy Out at any hardware store for a couple of dollars, along with the drill bit to match it. |
Thanks Sfar, there has to be a simple and easier way to remove these plastic dust caps. I have a metal dental round hook that dentists use, I may poke a hole on the dust cap, insert it in and fish it out. Wacha think? On my Focal speakers, I removed the dust caps with me finger nails, but these are, again, totally flushed inside the spkr coonectors... Grrr, didn't think it could be this frustrated. Tom6897, I too wish Agon would have a section for us to post pics. |
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