[Rakyth]

Well, I heard plenty about the cable's connection to the cable wearing out...and it happened. It just took a year to do so; so whatever warranty I had is out the window.
 
I love the PK2. It's arguably the best earbud or headphone I've ever heard. I know it has 'no bass', but if I wanted something to boom in my ear, I'd just duct tape speakers to a headband and set them to full blast. (No, I haven't been to an audio shop, and no, I can't afford anything else right now. Don't comment on this, please.)
 
Anyway: I have a soldering iron and was wondering where I could pick up a cheap section of wire to replace the end connector with. I'm also wondering how I'd do this in the first place.
 
Alternatively, would I be able to trade this pair for a clip-on? They keep falling out.

 

[kiteki]

 
Advertise it in the for sale section of the forums.
 
 

 

[pistolsnipe]

it has been my experience with yuin headphones that the connection at the 3.5mm plug is generally the weakest spot, so before you consider a re cable, i would just buy a neutrik 3.5mm connector and try to replace the one that is currently on the cable. the wires are enameled, so you will need to deal with that while soldering, generally i just put a blob of solder on the tip of my iron and hold the enameled wire in it, burns off in a few seconds.

 

[Rakyth]

How would I put a new connector on it?
 
Googled the connector, I'll see what I can do. Thanks for mentioning the brand.