Yeah did you ever end up fixing it? Did you find a stock plug, or did you just buy one from Radioshack? Im trying to find one that screws into my 1/4" adapter that comes with the headphones

Would you happen to know where to get a stock replacement for the coiled cable? Also, are you planning to get a jack that screws into the 1/4" adapter that comes with the headphones?

How exactly do I do that? Can I just cut it where connects to the earpad? Or do I have to open up the earpad somehow?   Also where do I get a new cable of comprable quality? I like the coiled stock one.

I can't get them to work well by wiggling any part of the cable..

Just saying what?? Should I expect to replace a headphone plug every few years? I've had all my other headphones longer than these, and these get the lightest use. I leave them plugged in to my computer. They don't move anywhere, they stay on my table. No one uses them but me. The cord never...

Wow sorry, I got way ahead of myself.. Well I'm not sure the plug is broken, but I think it is. The headphones sound like there is a huge phaser or muffled effect on the sound. And the volume is about 1/4 of what it used to be, if even that. It happens when I plug them into any device. Not quite...

I have some Audio Technica ATH-M50s. I was gonna replace the headphone plug, but I want to keep the factory 1/4" adapter, mostly because it screws on, and not just connects. I saw these at Radioshack: http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2103682 and a gold plated one, but...