Hi there,
I am new to this community.
I had genius hs-g500v for 4 years, which stopped working recently.though m buying superlux hd681 evo(are they good?) For future use,i wish i could fix my dead headset.
So here's what happened.an year ago,the wire insulation at the end of jack started wearing off and the joint between the wire at that point became weak.now,sometimes the sound from the headphones was low and it felt as if either of the two earcups is not making any sound.just a little twist at the end of jack would solve the problem.but with time,this problem became frequent.one day,i twisted the end and volume dropped to a level next to nill and nothing was clear.i concluded that the connection broke.so i thought of replacing the jack.there weren't any replacement jack in nearby stores.instead i found some dead headphones and took off the wire along with the jack.i tried to join that wire to my headphone at the point where it broke.
to my surprise,it still sounded same and one earcup felt dead.now my headset had a vibration feature.so i connected the headphones usb connector for vibration.it amplified the sound,made it a bit clear and i could clearly tell that one earcup was indeed dead.but that vibration function isnt meant to function that way.this was strange.
Any help is appreciated.thank you
I am new to this community.
I had genius hs-g500v for 4 years, which stopped working recently.though m buying superlux hd681 evo(are they good?) For future use,i wish i could fix my dead headset.
So here's what happened.an year ago,the wire insulation at the end of jack started wearing off and the joint between the wire at that point became weak.now,sometimes the sound from the headphones was low and it felt as if either of the two earcups is not making any sound.just a little twist at the end of jack would solve the problem.but with time,this problem became frequent.one day,i twisted the end and volume dropped to a level next to nill and nothing was clear.i concluded that the connection broke.so i thought of replacing the jack.there weren't any replacement jack in nearby stores.instead i found some dead headphones and took off the wire along with the jack.i tried to join that wire to my headphone at the point where it broke.
to my surprise,it still sounded same and one earcup felt dead.now my headset had a vibration feature.so i connected the headphones usb connector for vibration.it amplified the sound,made it a bit clear and i could clearly tell that one earcup was indeed dead.but that vibration function isnt meant to function that way.this was strange.
Any help is appreciated.thank you
