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Nov 16, 2011 at 3:36 PM Post #7,891 of 16,309
Single sided entry, balanced mod - mogami 2893, Neutrik 4 pin xlr. 
 

 
Nov 16, 2011 at 4:05 PM Post #7,892 of 16,309


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I haven't been able to find any, or i don't know where to look to find one. So i figured i might as well just make my own. Any yes my current cables have iOS volume controls in the middle of them. I figured i don't really need that feature if i made my own cable.

 
I've used this one, and it a tough plug, but heavy and big.
 
but you wont be needed a 4 conductor plug if you are not going to be using/ading the microphone option in the cable. basically any 3.5 to 3.5 cable extension will work as long as it fits.
 
2 straight rean plugs or 1 straight rean and 1 angled neutrik with mogami 2893 will do the job. simple and easy. or you could go for a fancier setting of plugs and sleeves.
 
edit: just notice it is 2.5mm plug on the headphone side... I havent use any of those, so good luck 
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 the neutrik or rean are still good for the other end of the cable.
 
Nov 16, 2011 at 4:16 PM Post #7,893 of 16,309
Thanks. But i went and bought a standard 3.5mm extension cable and i only get audio from one speaker. I guess i'm gonna try your links and see if i can find parts.
 
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but you wont be needed a 4 conductor plug if you are not going to be using/ading the microphone option in the cable. basically any 3.5 to 3.5 cable extension will work as long as it fits.



 
 
Nov 16, 2011 at 4:18 PM Post #7,894 of 16,309


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Thanks. But i went and bought a standard 3.5mm extension cable and i only get audio from one speaker. I guess i'm gonna try your links and see if i can find parts.
 


 



Probably only the left - which means they're not playing well with the extra ring... some connectors do, some don't. DIY is pretty straightforward. 
 
Nov 17, 2011 at 7:20 AM Post #7,895 of 16,309


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nice idea
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do you happen to know what size?
 
 



14x22 for the little one, 26x42 for the big one, but I think 14x20 and 26x31 or 26x34 are easier to find. Gasket is not the best term for searching these, try "copper washer" or "sealing washer"
 
Nov 18, 2011 at 10:04 PM Post #7,898 of 16,309
Need some recommendations for recabling DT770 Pro 80. Also I was wondering if I could recable the headphones HD25 style (two single terminations that loop around but come out as a single connection). 
 
Nov 18, 2011 at 10:24 PM Post #7,899 of 16,309


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 Also I was wondering if I could recable the headphones HD25 style (two single terminations that loop around but come out as a single connection). 



You mean single sided entry recable? All you have to do is take apart the headphone completely and feed the wire through the headband. I suggest taking it all apart, soldering the new wire to the old, then pulling both through. 
 
For 2 "connections" just run 4 conductors and have one reach the left/right ear. then have more wire run through and get the remaining. fairly simple. No need for splicing.
 
Nov 20, 2011 at 9:08 PM Post #7,903 of 16,309
Paracord: ~5-8mm depending on how much you stretch/compress it.  I've had no issues getting 4x24awg wires through it, and that's about as much as you can stick in there.
 
Heatshrink: one place that you can get 4:1 is fleabay
 
Nov 20, 2011 at 9:38 PM Post #7,904 of 16,309
i doubt very much you'll get dual wall 4:1 in 3/8 anywhere including ebay as the adhesive wall would stop a size that small from being able to shrink that much, even with nothing inside it. but you could try wirecare for non adhesive and an outside chance of 3:1 adhesive
 
Nov 20, 2011 at 9:43 PM Post #7,905 of 16,309


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ATH-ES7 Recable.
 
26 AWG SPC braided with cotton strands. 3/32 nylon multifilament. NYS231B.
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

you sure you dont mean 3/16? 3/32 is ~2mm and multifilament doesnt stretch much, plus i'm not even sure there is such a thing, while there is definitely 3/16, i have a roll
 
 
 

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