[Bassix]

I accidentally bought a 3.5mm male to female extender cable for my lack of research on how to do it as I am an audionoob. I learned that I am still able to do it, it will just take a lot more work than expected. Is there anybody that could show me some sort of guide, or give an explanation?
 
I am doing it as a test on a pair of $10 audiology headphones as I am testing all my modifications on these old junkers since I have my M50's now
 
You can help me on here,
through a PM, or,
Skype me at : Fp.Unholy
 
Nate~

 

[Grorbabrag]

I'm not quite getting what you want to do, do you want to install a male plug within the headphones?
 
If so, I would advise you to not, rather install a female socket and connect an interconnect at the end, i.e. between the female extender cable and your audiosource. Or just bring the cable back to where you bought it.
 
Feel free to ask further questions.

 

[Bassix]

Quote:

I'm not quite getting what you want to do, do you want to install a male plug within the headphones?
 
If so, I would advise you to not, rather install a female socket and connect an interconnect at the end, i.e. between the female extender cable and your audiosource. Or just bring the cable back to where you bought it.
 
Feel free to ask further questions.

I would take it back, but I bought it off of Amazon, I was told I could still do it, but it would be more complicated and not as good a look as using mounts.
 
BTW I bought basically a 3.5mm extending cable, a male and a female, aka a plug and a jack. i plan on cutting the plug off and trying to make my headphones have a removable cable mod, remember I;m using a junk pair as a test though.

 

[Grorbabrag]

So you have a cable with a male and a female end? Why not cut of the femal end instead? Or just buy a female panel mount at your nearest hardware store and a male to male IC/ cable?
Much easier, more reliable and imo, much sleeker looking.
 
And the extender cable, you can use as an extender cable.