Poison Shroom
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I didn't see any topics similar to mine, but I'm not even sure what to search for.
I got my D2000s yesterday, and they sound amazing.
But, something weird is happening with the cable.
The cable is made up of the braided fabric stuff in case you didn't know, but this white cotton like substance is popping out in various spots. The two cables going directly from the headphones are fine, but the larger cable they combine two is having the issue. There is also a large amount of this stuff popping out inside of the rubber guard above the headphone plug.
My friend said he thought it was insulation and I should just put tape on it.
I'm worried its a manufacturer's error, because I don't want to give them up.
I didn't do anything extraneous, in my opinion. Since its a long cable I looped up the cable when I walked through the city. I've looped up cables this way for a few years and I've never had an issue, but none have been braided.
(To explain what I mean by looping, what I do is take a section of the cable, leave 10% extra then take one end and take it to the other, and then the loop is created at a bottom and I have the two ends in my other hand, and I but that loop in my hand and keep doing that until I get down to the cable I saved. I then take the extra cable and wrap it around it. I can't think of a good way to explain it.)
I'll upload pics later tonight, but I hope someone still have an idea.
Pics
Headphone jack
one of the numerous spots where (insulation?) is popping out
I got my D2000s yesterday, and they sound amazing.
But, something weird is happening with the cable.
The cable is made up of the braided fabric stuff in case you didn't know, but this white cotton like substance is popping out in various spots. The two cables going directly from the headphones are fine, but the larger cable they combine two is having the issue. There is also a large amount of this stuff popping out inside of the rubber guard above the headphone plug.
My friend said he thought it was insulation and I should just put tape on it.
I'm worried its a manufacturer's error, because I don't want to give them up.
I didn't do anything extraneous, in my opinion. Since its a long cable I looped up the cable when I walked through the city. I've looped up cables this way for a few years and I've never had an issue, but none have been braided.
(To explain what I mean by looping, what I do is take a section of the cable, leave 10% extra then take one end and take it to the other, and then the loop is created at a bottom and I have the two ends in my other hand, and I but that loop in my hand and keep doing that until I get down to the cable I saved. I then take the extra cable and wrap it around it. I can't think of a good way to explain it.)
I'll upload pics later tonight, but I hope someone still have an idea.
Pics
Headphone jack
one of the numerous spots where (insulation?) is popping out