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Gear / Technical Help => Cables => Topic started by: waltmon on May 13, 2013, 04:22:40 PM
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Can anyone on the page replace a badly bent 3.5mm mini plug on my Beyerdynamic Headphones? My daughter knocked the laptop of of the kitchen table and my wife caught it by the headphone cable.... I wasn't sure if this was something easily accomplished by one of our cable gurus on the the board.
Thank you.
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Very easy to do. If you have a soldering iron it's about as easy as you can get. You'd need a new mini plug.
Something like this should work:
http://www.amazon.com/Neutrik-NYS231BG-3-5mm-Stereo-Black/dp/B0008JFHII
You probably could do it yourself.
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I have repaired a cew sets of headphones and actually some of them are very tricky how they are wired, not the connector itself but the way the wire is constructed, i could give it a go if u want
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Darktrain did this for me once. It worked perfectly, he did it quickly, it looked better than the original, and it was inexpensive.
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I have repaired a cew sets of headphones and actually some of them are very tricky how they are wired, not the connector itself but the way the wire is constructed, i could give it a go if u want
I reapaied a set of Beyers for someone on here and the cable was really strange and hard to solder, like Robb said. I ended up replacing the whole cable and not just soldering on a new connector.
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So we could more or less upgrade to a nice silver cable and a phat nuetrik right angle 3.5mm fairly easy?