Go to Radio Shack and pick up some stuff called "Coax Seal". It is used to protect outdoor electrical connections and is a GREAT product. You can cut it, shape it and make a perfect seal. If and when you want to remove it, you can simply peel it back, do what needs to be done, and then re-apply it if needed. Any other approach stands to lessen the connection between the wire and jack and / or make a mess and / or give you problems should you have to remove the cable from the speaker at a later date.
GO BUY SOME OF THIS STUFF NOW!!! I'M NOT JOKING !!! : ) Sean
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PS... This stuff works great for sealing / weatherproofing outdoor antenna connections, the point where your AC wiring connects to the ground rod ( once it is cleaned and re-connected), etc... Like i said, you can't beat it, it is EASY to remove and do maintenance on the treated connections AND you can even re-use it once done!!!
GO BUY SOME OF THIS STUFF NOW!!! I'M NOT JOKING !!! : ) Sean
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PS... This stuff works great for sealing / weatherproofing outdoor antenna connections, the point where your AC wiring connects to the ground rod ( once it is cleaned and re-connected), etc... Like i said, you can't beat it, it is EASY to remove and do maintenance on the treated connections AND you can even re-use it once done!!!