[LmnLm3]

Just soldered for the first time in my life! And inhaled a new substance! (that may have mostly been the plastic insulation on the wires...)
 
My AKG K240s (austrian made, at least....) had the female mini-xlr jack come out of the phones themselves, and after MONTHS and months and months, I decided, screw it, I'm fixing these craps.
 
So I did.
 
Now the stereo is reversed.
 
 
Can I correct this in Windows 7/OSX? I use them with computer only... I'd rather not have to unglue the jack and re-do it, and I don't want to have to splice into the cable if I don't have to (but I'm willing to...)
 
 
Any ideas? (But hey, at least they work! Success!!! I feel so proud =D hehe)

 

[Uncle Erik]

Wear them backwards.

 

[zzzxtreme]

u can do it with the media player u are using, for example Klite media player classic audio properties/settings

 

[zzzxtreme]

oh and in older version of winamp, i remember being able to reverse the stereo in the MPEG Decoder plugin settings

 

[Ishcabible]

You could wear them backwards (best idea 

) or you could make a reverse channel adapter.

 

[LmnLm3]

I've worn them for years with the cable on the left - it's freaking me out too much coming from the other side!
 
Don't want to splice the wire, because if I ever replace it I'll have to splice the new one... then again, that would be easier than opening up the jack again...
 
I swear, there was one red lead, and one non-red.... and a long one. I assumed the long was for ground, so I put the yellow wire on the long one, red on red, and white on the remaining lead. This sounds like what you would have done, right?..... =D
 
Off to radio shack for some shrink tubing for the splice, I think I melted some of the insulation on the wires while soldering, might be permanent now (which really was my goal, right?)
 
This project has made me lol a few times. lol.