This is so random. Ok, let me try to explain since I am not good at fixing this kind of thing.
Ok, I have a small stereo/radio/CD/record player (all in one). Anyway, it has two speakers. You know how the wires attach from each speaker to the stereo base itself?? Anyway, one of my speakers doesn't work. If I hold and press the wire I hear sound. Naturally, I can't stand and press that wire all day. Ok, so my question is, what is the part called that I need and is it easily fixable? In other words, where do I go and what exactly to I ask for?
Told ya, it's very random.
TIS
Check the terminal connections on the speaker and on the stereo base. Ensure that these are firmly attached.
Did this just start happening? Have you recently moved the stereo or disconnected it and connected it again?
If you can hear sound it's probably just a bad connection when you plug in the wire or wrap the wire.
It might be a bad receiver channel in which case it would depend on how expensive the unit was as to whether you wanted to replace it or not.
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Ok, let me try to explain since I am not good at fixing this kind of thing.
Ok, so my question is, what is the part called that I need and is it easily fixable? In other words, where do I go and what exactly to I ask for? 
