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<blockquote data-quote="Chris Davis" data-source="post: 57536" data-attributes="member: 137">Re: Desolder Rig / Unbelievable HamhandednessSince speakon connectors are quite unique, that is what you get when you use casual labor.&nbsp; It is not that common that casual labor destroys a bunch of connectors in a row though.&nbsp; That&#039;s talent! :twisted:My take on it is that casual labor gets embarrassed or frustrated that such a simple thing will not &quot;follow through&quot;.&nbsp; So they put all their might into it, not considering for one moment that there may be a better way to do it.&nbsp; I have had a good chuckle or two watching engineer friends of mine try to figure out how to unplug a Speakon.&nbsp; They are smart enough not to force it to the point where it breaks, but boy they do get frustrated!On the flip side, most people don&#039;t know to twist a Speakon when it gets plugged in either.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chris Davis, post: 57536, member: 137"] Re: Desolder Rig / Unbelievable Hamhandedness Since speakon connectors are quite unique, that is what you get when you use casual labor. It is not that common that casual labor destroys a bunch of connectors in a row though. That's talent! :twisted: My take on it is that casual labor gets embarrassed or frustrated that such a simple thing will not "follow through". So they put all their might into it, not considering for one moment that there may be a better way to do it. I have had a good chuckle or two watching engineer friends of mine try to figure out how to unplug a Speakon. They are smart enough not to force it to the point where it breaks, but boy they do get frustrated! On the flip side, most people don't know to twist a Speakon when it gets plugged in either. [/QUOTE]

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