I made a DIY cable for my hd580's but now seems like sound is shorting when i move in certain directions. I think I want to open up the cardas connectors and check connections and then epoxy it but they are covered in adhesive heatshrink. what's the best way to get the heatshrink off?
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removing heatshrink?
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