[Quasimodosbelfry]

I've got a pair of Witch Girl Pro IEMs that I enjoy immensely. I got them pre-loved and they look and work great.

However my one peeve with them is the 2-pin socket is just a tad loose for my liking.

Is there anything I can do?

I've thought about tinning the 2-pin connector on the cable to add a little more metal to the pins but it does seem like a monumentally bad idea.

I'm open to suggestions.

 

[artpiggo]

Push the 2 pin narrower so that it can fit in socket.

 

[Quasimodosbelfry]

Push the 2 pin narrower so that it can fit in socket.

Do you mean pinch the 2 pins closer together?
Or use a pair of pliers to compress each pin, making it flatter but wider? <----- Read this tip somewhere

 

[artpiggo]

Pinch closer.

 

[Quasimodosbelfry]

Would love to learn if there are other options from anyone else. Surely this problem isn't unique to me.

 

[Quasimodosbelfry]

Am still looking for help. Anyone.

 

[Montyburns]

Did you find a solution to this? I wrote to Noble and they said some tolerances of headphone 2-pin cables were .80 instead of .78. I bought an aftermarket cable with slightly larger tolerances to solve the problem.

 

[dubbcd]

Do you mean pinch the 2 pins closer together?
Or use a pair of pliers to compress each pin, making it flatter but wider? <----- Read this tip somewhere

This method is endgame cheap but will eventually break the 2 pin holes within your earpieces only if u dont plan to unplug them.

Right way is to send your earpieces back to Noble to fix it. I believe this will bear some cost.