Hi I have been lurking these forums for awhile and I read that it was recommended to ask some DIY people for repairing headphone 3.5mm jacks. I have an Audio Technica M50 and I accidently bent the jack. I tried straighting it, but I realized even if I was able still to plug it in, the audio was now really messed up. I live in Carson California 310 Area if that helps.
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Need Headphone Jack Repair Socal/Southbay
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4/27/11 at 12:48pm
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