[Mike Scarpitti]

One of my two MDR-D77's has developed a short or something. The right side has gone dead. How do I go about getting them repaired? I live in Ohio. Where's the Sony repair facility?

 

[450]

http://eservice.sony.com/webrma/web/index.do

Put in your model number (MDRD77) and your zip code and it will tell you what you need.

When I input my zip and MDRD77 it said it was $58 + taxes.

Hope it helps!

 

[Mike Scarpitti]

Quote:

Originally Posted by 450 http://eservice.sony.com/webrma/web/index.do Put in your model number (MDRD77) and your zip code and it will tell you what you need. When I input my zip and MDRD77 it said it was $58 + taxes. Hope it helps!

Thanks. I'm all set.

 

[Mike Scarpitti]

Quote:

Originally Posted by 450 http://eservice.sony.com/webrma/web/index.do Put in your model number (MDRD77) and your zip code and it will tell you what you need. When I input my zip and MDRD77 it said it was $58 + taxes. Hope it helps!

I sent them in and they said they cannot repair them because of age. It's just a broken wire or something. Any other suggestions?

 

[Davesrose]

Do these Sonys have a one sided cord coming from the left earpiece? If so, it's either a snag in the wire somewhere at the hinge for the right piece, or it's a lose connection with the right driver.

Since you've got nothing to lose, how about trying some headphone surgery? First look at the right driver to see if one of the wires broke off. If not that....then unfortunately it would be one of the wires snaking in the headband. Radioshack sells a good, small gauge insulated wire that you could use to replace a snaged wire.