Do these cables have to be constantly readjusted? Also does anybody know how much clearance is required to put the cables on?
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As far as re-adjusting, I like to do it soon after initial installation, then it holds pretty well. Mind you, I'm keeping near to the 30mph limit they suggest, and not driving tons of miles (maybe 10-15) - I've used these right in the city right after the snow, when streets have little bare pavement ( so I don't get in trouble ) - not like over a mountain pass in WA or OR. As far as clearance, I've used them on the front of a Saturn SL2 - I wouldn't say they have a lot of clearance. The key for me is turning the tire I'm working on so I can get at the end where I'm hooking up the cables. Reaching around the tire for the inside connection isn't fun, so having the pointing out in front is helpful. You have to be able to move around the tire enough to get the inner "ring" of cable well inside the tire, and the whole assembly centered on the tire. Takes me about 20 minutes each time, because it always seems to be at least a year since the last time I've done it, and I never gain a "knack".
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hello the first thing i would do is take out the old i didnt because i was using boat alot at the time and after i got new when i took out old it was to long and tucked in at places to make it fit next time ill take out old and measure it first new cable works great
1493146
No I've never had that problem with them. They adjust really easily but at the same time they stay in place without a problem. The biggest thing though is that they aren't the most comfortable headphones when worn for a really long time and I wasn't very impressed by the bass they had at the price I paid for them...Overall they are a really stylish pair of headphones with decent quality
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If you change the cables it will cost a lot of cash,I rerouted all of my cables behind the tree,if you go on YouTube and put in ,,m109r risers,, there is a video on there explaining how to do this,it's a it of messing about but well worth it in the end..Dave.
2212932
I'm not sure, I just installed them and thats all. They do seem a little low but I don't see how an adjustment would be possible since all you do is screw them in.
1534659
This should not be a common problem, are you sure that your cables are pushed all the way in? It takes a bit of force at first until you wear them in. The slant of the plugs should end about an 1/8 of an inch inside the edge of the housing.
2270406
they are adjustable, so you have to move them. You should watch this http://youtu.be/lEjwyYOFwZg?t=2m37s
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We do have ours on a narrow shelf that my husband cut to fit & mounted on the wall under our TV. Since all the ports are on the back of the unit, he left space between the wall & the shelf for all the cables to go through.
66303
I was in that same situation and the laptop knows to adjust accordingly. Just make sure all the cables are hooked up to the laptop *before* turning it on.
1759652
Never had an issue. Remember the are locking so you have to pull them up to adjust them.
1518008
Compare the connection location also you will need to twist and fold cables to get the to lay flat. The color isn't important but the connection is!
619118
there are slots about 1 1/2 inches apart, which means you cannot make small adjustment up and down. But you can slide the monitors left and right along the arms.
1943167
Mine are adjustable and stay in place just fine. You just have to place the wire differently to adjust it.
222789
If they are adjustable and you want to move them separately, there has to be at least a slight gap. It is not something that you feel like you are going to fall through but it is noticeable.
197744
Never had the problem. If it's one side it is probably an equipment issue. If it's both sides it might be an operator issue. Are you sure they are tight enough when you start? Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
801322
Cables are solid so far for me. I think its important to lay them out flat for a day or so before installing them.
1201844
Sorry I haven't had that problem so I haven't checked. I've been able to twist and mold the cable to conform to my ear and not have it move. Good luck