mi1ez
New Head-Fier
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Hi All!
First time actually posting in the forums, so take it easy on me.
My "gym headphones" (House of Marley Revolutions http://www.thehouseofmarley.com.au/headphones/revolution-on-ear-headphones.html - Not the best, but good enough for Spotify at the gym) have recently taken a hit. Hopped off the bike while they were around the handlebars. I now have no sound from the right headphone.
Since I can see this happening again I have decided rather than just replace the cable I'll be putting RCA plugs for each. I'm no trying to decide whether it's worth replcing the internal cables. I was planning on just soldering straight to the plugs but having seen how thin they are I'm contemplating swapping them out totally.
(large image alert) https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-5-Gv7YEgaY8/VA-E7aT3t6I/AAAAAAAAOMU/dBMjH8LUvZw/w631-h841-no/IMG_20140910_085312.jpg
Is this even worth my hassle?
First time actually posting in the forums, so take it easy on me.
My "gym headphones" (House of Marley Revolutions http://www.thehouseofmarley.com.au/headphones/revolution-on-ear-headphones.html - Not the best, but good enough for Spotify at the gym) have recently taken a hit. Hopped off the bike while they were around the handlebars. I now have no sound from the right headphone.
Since I can see this happening again I have decided rather than just replace the cable I'll be putting RCA plugs for each. I'm no trying to decide whether it's worth replcing the internal cables. I was planning on just soldering straight to the plugs but having seen how thin they are I'm contemplating swapping them out totally.
(large image alert) https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-5-Gv7YEgaY8/VA-E7aT3t6I/AAAAAAAAOMU/dBMjH8LUvZw/w631-h841-no/IMG_20140910_085312.jpg
Is this even worth my hassle?