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I've had a similar situation and what I did was make custom extenders. 
It's a better solution then hacking in extenders.  You should be able to 
locate the necessary male/female connectors at most any electronics 
supply.  I suspect that Frys may have them.

-- 
Until later, Geoffrey


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