I'm curious to what you guys use for strain relief when you recable your headphones. Luckily when I did my hd201 I tied a knot in the cable and that was good enough, but I recently wanted to recable a pair of A130's but unfortunately I can't simply tie a knot. So basically the cable will just run from the solder points on the drivers to the plug. I'm afraid that if I accidentally tug on the wire that itll constantly pull on the solder points and the driver, which can't be good for the headphone. So what methods should I use?
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What to use for strain relief?
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