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ATH-M50 Recable

post #1 of 6
11/15/11 at 9:31pm
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I need help figuring out how to do a one sided cable entry on a M50 recable. I was thinking about soldring the new wires to the old then pulling them through as i extracted the old wire. Any other suggestions? Should I disassemble the entire phone and do it that way? Thanks

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post #2 of 6
11/16/11 at 7:16pm
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bump

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post #3 of 6
11/17/11 at 12:53pm
Unless you do a really amazing soldering job i feel like pulling the wires through would scratch up the insides or something. I'd say disassemble the whole thing and run the wire up through the headband. Another note, you should actually put a 3.5mm easy-release (or magnetic release) input jack on the cup because that will add to the phones' durability.
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post #4 of 6
11/17/11 at 2:36pm
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I was going to put heatshrink over the solder point and use 2 28AWG conductors. As much as I'd like to do a detachable cable. I don't think my customer would like the added cost, but where can you get that?

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post #5 of 6
11/17/11 at 2:58pm
Depends on how "high quality" of a jack you want. There are a couple forum posts in fullsize headphones talking about their conductors. Personally i'd just head over to radioshack, or check with digikey or mouser. I feel like heat shrink will look shoddy...personally i'd try to find one of those rubber things they use to plug a hole and allow a cable to flex gently before entering. Like the terminator on every single cable on a consumer product (where the wire gets to the bendy part, right before the plug). You can get those and simply slide them over the wire. They have a square bit that you use to hold it inside the headphone itself, usually with silicon glue or something.
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post #6 of 6
11/17/11 at 4:01pm
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Originally Posted by shrimants View Post

personally i'd try to find one of those rubber things they use to plug a hole and allow a cable to flex gently before entering. Like the terminator on every single cable on a consumer product (where the wire gets to the bendy part, right before the plug). You can get those and simply slide them over the wire. They have a square bit that you use to hold it inside the headphone itself, usually with silicon glue or something.


Cable Boots/Strain relief.

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