I have now fixed them, if anyone wanted to know. I changed the one speaker and now it works. The quality isn't the greatest, but good enough. I also have a picture, if someone wanted to have a look at them. One more thing, it is kinda freaky because you can't here a damn thing. That is both...

Quote: Originally Posted by cosmopragma Seems that you own plenty of broken headphones. At least one working set would be nice for testing whatever jack you are using (receiver? soundcard? CDP?). Maybe your repaired headphones are O.K. but the jack is broken. Nah, I don't think...

Quote: Originally Posted by null It could be that a driver is blown, or you soldered incorrectly... Yeah I know. It may be that I didn't soldered good enough. But is there a way to check that? I don't want to rip away a speaker when it is really functional.

I think I posted the first thread in the wrong category. So you may take it away. Hope this isn't to disturbing in some way or another. Ok, I found these very old headphones down in my basement and thought that I wanted to use them for my computer. The problem was that the sound was hacking...

Ok, I found these very old headphones down in my basement and thought that I wanted to use them for my computer. The problem was that the sound was hacking, probably because of a bad cable inside it. So I cut it open and started to solder some new cables together. I was finished after some...