AWESOME IDEA!!! Almost every video I found was how to fix the hinge, but the band that goes across the top of the head is what’s broken on mine. Thanks to this video I now know exactly how I’m gonna fix my headset! Another huge tip that’s helped me with projects like this & countless more is get yourselves a Dremel & look into the massive amount of attachments you can for them. I highly recommend the corded Dremel 4000 or better. They have the most versatility & will adapt to any attachments the company makes & it can be used on plastics, wood, metals, or pretty much whatever else you can think of. Dremel also makes a cordless battery powered rotary tool that’s handy for when you don’t have access to a plug in, but they’re not as powerful & the battery doesn’t last very long before needing a recharge, & it won’t accept as many attachments as the corded 4000 will, but it’s still handy to have for those rare moments though. Easily one of the top 3 handiest, & most used tools I’ve EVER had!!! They’re not expensive either... I probably should’ve led with that... 🤷🏻♂️ Ahh, who’s gonna read this far anyways. ✌🏻
@@boyfoster1 I did end up doing this to my headset but I used 2 headbands on mine, one on the inner side & one on the outer. I also used a few more zip ties, one every inch & a half but instead of pointing the ends of the zip ties rite at my skull I pointed them all straight back. I never did put any fabric or anything over them though. I am gonna put a piece of thin craft foam from Walmart on the inner side so I got a little cushion between the zip ties & my skull cause after a short while it feels like I have a ball cap on & someone is keeping constant pressure on that button that’s top center on the cap. Overall though it holds on my head Waaaaay better now than it ever did new!
I must be missing something, I watched the whole video I don’t get what was done here. Mine broke right in the middle but it is all together, it just bends, but I can still use it pretty well, it just won’t hold on to my head the same as before, but with a little adjustment of the ear cups it stays in place and no significant sound bleeding
No I ended up buying suede and sew it around, I used some kind of material that you would find inside your pillow it's kind of cotton. That was it wouldn't hurt when wearing the headset.
@@n377vj oh okay I’ve broke my Ps gold headset right down the middle would u advise using the plastic headbands or a bendable metal? Have u had any problems with the plastic like how does it feel?
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AWESOME IDEA!!!
Almost every video I found was how to fix the hinge, but the band that goes across the top of the head is what’s broken on mine. Thanks to this video I now know exactly how I’m gonna fix my headset!
Another huge tip that’s helped me with projects like this & countless more is get yourselves a Dremel & look into the massive amount of attachments you can for them. I highly recommend the corded Dremel 4000 or better. They have the most versatility & will adapt to any attachments the company makes & it can be used on plastics, wood, metals, or pretty much whatever else you can think of. Dremel also makes a cordless battery powered rotary tool that’s handy for when you don’t have access to a plug in, but they’re not as powerful & the battery doesn’t last very long before needing a recharge, & it won’t accept as many attachments as the corded 4000 will, but it’s still handy to have for those rare moments though. Easily one of the top 3 handiest, & most used tools I’ve EVER had!!! They’re not expensive either... I probably should’ve led with that... 🤷🏻♂️ Ahh, who’s gonna read this far anyways. ✌🏻
Hey, did you go through with this? I have the same issue with my headset
@@boyfoster1 I did end up doing this to my headset but I used 2 headbands on mine, one on the inner side & one on the outer. I also used a few more zip ties, one every inch & a half but instead of pointing the ends of the zip ties rite at my skull I pointed them all straight back. I never did put any fabric or anything over them though. I am gonna put a piece of thin craft foam from Walmart on the inner side so I got a little cushion between the zip ties & my skull cause after a short while it feels like I have a ball cap on & someone is keeping constant pressure on that button that’s top center on the cap. Overall though it holds on my head Waaaaay better now than it ever did new!
Mine just broke tonight I thought about glue but I don’t wanna cut the material but this idea is good
Thx i was searching for it rll thank you i was about to buy a new 1
I must be missing something, I watched the whole video I don’t get what was done here. Mine broke right in the middle but it is all together, it just bends, but I can still use it pretty well, it just won’t hold on to my head the same as before, but with a little adjustment of the ear cups it stays in place and no significant sound bleeding
Mine "ps gold headset" also broke in two pieces. Never again sony headphones for me.
Как поменять аккумулятор и оголовье на наушниках Sony wariles gold? Есть где то статьи или видео уже все облазили не можем найти
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Watching this video after just fixing mine(temporarily) with a disposable wooden spoon and some clear tape 😂
How did u put the fabric back on? Did u just glue it
No I ended up buying suede and sew it around, I used some kind of material that you would find inside your pillow it's kind of cotton. That was it wouldn't hurt when wearing the headset.
@@n377vj oh okay I’ve broke my Ps gold headset right down the middle would u advise using the plastic headbands or a bendable metal? Have u had any problems with the plastic like how does it feel?
@@ekh4452 if you can find bendable metal I would recommend it but the headbands do work well, try using some thick ones
This is the worst idea ever, I'm gonna use it