thanks for feedback :)

lol

@@TechscrewDIY i was looking for this comment, I'm only looking to fix them because I have no other alternatives so I'm watching this video while reading subs

did you manage to fix?

I didn't get it?

It’s an The Office reference 😂

For that, you need to remove the longer outer jacket layer. It also creates a larger repair area on the cable. I have used this technique for almost 10 years, and it gives the best results for me and my clients. However, that doesn't mean there isn't another, better way. The main thing is the result-the repaired headphones-that matters, not how it is done

you need buy soldering kit, it cost less than $20

My bird did this

Glad you liked it!

this video help, How to Repair Audio-Technica side cable kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d5hzqbZmsq3Jh4k.html

solder, they are not the kind of wire that will stay twisted (and a cheap soldering iron is a good investment to repair stuff in the future)

check wires with multimeter. how to use a multimeter - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eLN_lLl6kt_Md5s.html

you can try, but slowly prepare for a complete repair, which luckily you can do yourself

@@TechscrewDIY Thank you for your reply and also for the video which is extremely helpful! I see that you have a link for buying a soldiering kit on AE, there are several options ranging from $6 to 15. Which one would you recommend for someone only interested in fixing headphone cables? Thank you so much!

@@scuba453 mostly only the accessories are different, the soldering iron itself remains the same. You need just Soldering Iron, Flux and solder wire and cleaning sponge for Soldering Iron tip. I hope someday upload a separate video on what you need for soldering.

@@TechscrewDIY Great thanks. Yes great idea....I would definitely watch a video about soldering basics!

best way is make detachable cable mod kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qK50Zc2m1MDVaaM.html or just change whole cable like in this video - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m9NzlqWam5ivk40.html

@@TechscrewDIY Many thanks! I hope I can do it. I don't have much experience with this whole thing. I'm so glad there are people like you

@@TheCrepusculumso sweet, thanks :)

Cable replacement on Aliexpress: - bit.ly/3G7qEky

or just remove volume control and use regular stereo cable.

I didn't understand the problem, try to write it more clearly.

soldering flux

you mean soldering kit ?

bad decision, because the tools and knowledge you get will be there for life, but you will need to buy new headphones every 2 years or more often. Use long term thinking. Good luck.

just open left side housing and look where these wires are connected.

when you have 10 of these broken ones on the shelf, comment again. Soldering kit cost less than $10, heat shrink $2 and glue the same.

@@TechscrewDIY Is it less than 20 or less than 10? You're changing the prices between comments bud

@@jefferinno Both options are correct, it all depends on your personal preferences

It all depends on the price of the headphones relative to the cost of repair. I would prefer to pay $20 or less for the repair of headphones that cost me $150 to buy. Also, you are less likely going to be constantly repairing your headphones, as you will learn to keep them in good working order after the first few times if they had broken.

my English is too bad for me to teach you how to fix your headphones, so AI does it.

then simply repair or change whole cable.

@@TechscrewDIY I am going to buy a new earphone bcoz I don't know how to repair 😭😭

no way, tools and learned knowledge you can use your whole life, but buy new headphones you can every 2 years. think with your head and in the long term.