I was like so many of you having a hard time linning up the cable pins on the AT Pro. When you have the cables in place put a small dot of white paint as shown in the picture, one on each side. When you disconnect your cables and reinstall them, just line up the two dots and your in business.
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Connecting both coil and headphone cables on the AT Pro
- Thread starter Blink
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I suffered from the same frustration with those connectors and used an alternate marking technique. I attached each of my headphones and coils and engraved a small line in the attachment connectors with a dremel tool so the correct attachment alignment is with the line facing straight up when the control box is held upside down. Any sort of marking makes a world of difference (for me) when it comes to ease of attaching those connectors. I was originally going to use paint but wasn't sure how it would hold up to wear and water.
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