Interconnects--How Important is a Tight RCA Fit?


I bought a new preamp and one of the inputs doesn't hold the RCA plug as tightly as the others....however, the contact is sufficient to produce continuous sound......is tightness here a big deal?
halbrian

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The important thing to me is that the center pin is gripped tightly enough to make secure contact. If it isn't, you can't make it work better by tightening the outer portion. If the center pin is split, you can make it tighter by running an x-acto knife down the split. If not, I'd opt for a different connector.