[shaz340]

hi
 
i bought some dre beat solo hd.however as you can see from the pictures the hinges are broken.i was just wondering was is the best way i can repair them at home without the need for sending them away for since i have no gurantee left sadly.also what material could i use to fix them i still want them to fold up aswell.so plz if someone could hellp me it would be greatly appreciated.
 
cheers
 
shaz
 
 


 

 

[RPGWiZaRD]

Sorry I can't help you but OMG WHAT A CRAPPY DESIGN, no wonder these things break so easily. 

 

[desktophifi]

Well thats bad...i think its time to buy some good headphones. 
 
Check this.

 

[shaz340]

well the thing is i got them for £20.both speakers still work its only the hinge that is broken.i thought that there is maybe a chance i can fix them.would something like bondo do it or not
 
 
thanks

 

[shaz340]

bump plz can someone help me

 

[shaz340]

bump plz can someone help me

 

[DemonicLemming]

If you can't fabricate, use JB Weld.  Course, they wouldn't fold after that, but they'd still work, at least as much "work" as can be expected out of Beats.
 
Duct tape?  Make a new trend of it.  Go colorful and represent the country flag.
 
And on a more serious note - Bondo?  Like the two-part putty people use to fix rust spots on cars?  Having used plenty of it myself, no, I don't quite think it'd work, unless "bondo" means something different in the EU...

 

[JoetheArachnid]

Please don't bump twice in five minutes. At least wait a couple of hours if you're going to bump excessively.
 
As for your repair... they're basically screwed. The broken part is a hing made out of moulded plastic, which will be incredibly hard to fix whilst still keeping the hinge intact. Either glue it straight with epoxy resin or buy a pair of headphones with better build quality.

 

[Croozer]

 

[soundaddicted]

Call Dr dre. 

 
But seriously, why not buy a new pair?