for anyone trying to resolder with the orginal cable of the head phones, know most wires in headphones are enameled, they been submerged in a coating, every single cable, even the ground that appears clear copper. so they have a substance on them and thats why the solder will not even adhere to it no matter how much you try really. the purpose of this is for insolation i think, idk. for him it s easy cause he used a different wire that s clean copper, he just cut the outter plastic shell, it wasn t enameled. using a aspirin pill works for enamel removal. take a pill put the wire on it than press with soldering iron. don t inhale the fumes they very toxic.
what if the wire only has red, black and green? im planning to turn my Audio Technica ATH M50X cable into regular male to male 3.5mm cable and use the 100mm of the 2.5mm leftover end as adapter. that way i can just use the one cable on all of my other headphones since those just have female 3.5mm also some diagrams are confusing. some swap the green and ground so some has green as ground and black as left channel or vice versa >_
for anyone trying to resolder with the orginal cable of the head phones, know most wires in headphones are enameled, they been submerged in a coating, every single cable, even the ground that appears clear copper. so they have a substance on them and thats why the solder will not even adhere to it no matter how much you try really. the purpose of this is for insolation i think, idk.
for him it s easy cause he used a different wire that s clean copper, he just cut the outter plastic shell, it wasn t enameled.
using a aspirin pill works for enamel removal. take a pill put the wire on it than press with soldering iron. don t inhale the fumes they very toxic.
Very nice technique. Thanks
Great job! Very helpful.
Hi, and how do you connect a speaker cable with only 2 wires to the connector in stereo mode?
what if the wire only has red, black and green?
im planning to turn my Audio Technica ATH M50X cable into regular male to male 3.5mm cable and use the 100mm of the 2.5mm leftover end as adapter. that way i can just use the one cable on all of my other headphones since those just have female 3.5mm
also some diagrams are confusing. some swap the green and ground so some has green as ground and black as left channel or vice versa >_
You trimmed the outer sleeve too much, that part actually goes into the strain relief, not the wires itself. 6:01
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