FrozenPanda
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So my friend, left her Sony MDR-V6's lying around for a couple of weeks with little to no use. Apparently, "someone in her family had played with them" and now the right driver does not work. She knew I was into making DIY Audio Cables and Recabling headphones at the moment and asked if I could recable them as she assumed that the problem was in the cable.
I took a look and tested the connections with a multimeter and couldn't find any breakages in connection to the right driver (the Sony MDR-V6's have the cable coming down from the left side and there's a seperate cable threaded through the headband to the right side). I tested connection all the way from the plug ground and ring to the driver's ground and right signal connections and it's still connected.
Does this rule out that it's a cable issue and instead the driver is blown? There is absolutely no sound in the right driver and no distortion in the left. If the driver is blown, what are the possible solutions?
Can anybody provide any help please?
Looking for replacement drivers: http://www.head-fi.org/t/677936/a-pair-of-headphone-drivers-or-a-single-sony-40mm-driver
Thank you.
I took a look and tested the connections with a multimeter and couldn't find any breakages in connection to the right driver (the Sony MDR-V6's have the cable coming down from the left side and there's a seperate cable threaded through the headband to the right side). I tested connection all the way from the plug ground and ring to the driver's ground and right signal connections and it's still connected.
Does this rule out that it's a cable issue and instead the driver is blown? There is absolutely no sound in the right driver and no distortion in the left. If the driver is blown, what are the possible solutions?
Can anybody provide any help please?
Looking for replacement drivers: http://www.head-fi.org/t/677936/a-pair-of-headphone-drivers-or-a-single-sony-40mm-driver
Thank you.