I see where there is a complaint about the cable, So is it FIXED Directly to the headphone or can you unplug it and replace it with a longer cable?
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The cord is affixed directly to the headphone, but the quality of the output is incredible. VERY close to the amp model. This was bought as a gift for my husband & he had absolutely NO complaints & he's generally very picky about things. Maybe the complaint was just a fluke, but my husband is very appreciative of the gift & would suggest it to anyone.
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If the cord is too short you can get an extension cord for about $6Your Cable Store 10 Foot 1/4" (6.3mm) Stereo Headphone Extension Cable
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It's fixed to the headphone and a little short, still a sweet headset for practice...
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It is fixed to the headphone. Its not the length of cable that is the problem it is the placement - no problem though if you are a leftie...I'm not I tend to use my Vox Amplug because you can use a decent set of headphones with it. Hope that helps !
1610557
I got a chance to talk to monster guys. He told that I can replace the earphones but he is not sure that if I will receive the earphones with the right angle connector. BTW... i am planning to return these as it doesnt feel comfortable at all. Sound wise its excellent but i have considerable pain in my ears after wearing them for 1 hour. I tried all the eartips, but nothing seems to be comfortable. Any suggestions???
1598431
ive never replaced mine, i would try top find a usb connector with a battery. for the price of the headset i wouldnt make the hassle.
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No that should not happen. Try making sure the plugs are inserted all the way in. They are often pretty darn tight so remove the cable and push it back in in with plenty of force. Inspect the contacts closely and whether or not it is inserted into the correct side. If none of this works I suggest either trying another cable or more optimally contacting Sennheiser. Hope you get them working how they should.
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It depends on how you run the headphones from your source. The cable is braided, but (like most logitech braided cables) it's pretty limp. i haven't had it tangle, but I run the cable at full length most of the time. I'd say it's pretty manageable.
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I'd like to know the same. It happened to me exactly you described and my headphone only plays on one side and it's very disturbing to have to fixed it every other stroke.If you find that out let me know. TksClaudia
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The headphones have a short amount (2 inches?) of cabling sticking out of them, terminating in a 3.5 mm (1/8 inch) stereo male plug. This you cannot replace as the other end goes inside the headphones. If you want to replace the cable which attaches to that stem, you can replace it with just about any cable, just make sure one end is 3.5 mm (1/8 in) stereo female. I got a similar 8 foot cable from Radio Shack for like 8 USD.
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I can't fit any of my headphones into the jack. The case is too thick and the headphone jack can't reach the phone inside. I can't find an auxiliary cable that fits it either. I just bought $300 Bose headphones for conference calls and they do not fit in this case. And you can't take off the case easily (which is good) but now I can't even try to use my new headphones. ANYONE FIND A CABLE THAT FITS OR AN EXTENDER?
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Don't think so. The padding over the speaker part that goes over ur ear is kinda build into the headphone. If u really wanted to remove it I'm sure u can but I don't know about replacing it
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Yes the cable unplugs from the left earphone, and it is fairly secure from accidental unplug
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I would try sending them a letter to their address asking for a replacement, or bring that cord to Radio Shack to see if they have a similar cord, but should it cost more than buying another headphone set, see what's the better option, I would not pay more for the cord than the whole new set.
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You don't have to purchase the same cable that came with the headphone. I purchased a separate cable from v-moda which is excellent quality. Amazon has many flat 3.5mm cables for sale. search for "flat audio cable"
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I am currently using this with no problem whatsoever, http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Replacement-Audio-Cable-for-Beats-by-Dr-Dre-Beats-Headphones-Aux-3-5mm-Jack-/271412765136?pt=AU_Electronics_Portable_Audio_Accessories&ha;sh=item3f317621d0.
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Yup, pops right up. The problem I reported may lie with my laptop? it's weird it works after a full shutdown and not after that, I've not seen that before with any other device so I continue to suspect the headphone. Just my bad luck to get a problem child? Aside from that it sounds really good.
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Included cable is 3 M long. Decent cable, but can get better performance. I am using an Oyaide headphone cable that I like a lot (2.5 m $60-70). Connector on headphone side is a 3.5 mm compatible plug. Others have reported using V-moda and mediabridge with good results. Easy to experiment with changing cable. You will be happy with these headphones.
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Yes, to change it for a longer/shorter cord based on your needs, or to replace JUST the cord, not the whole headphones, in case you are like me and somehow always tend to ruin the cords ;].
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Well, this is hard to say. But here's my experience. About a year ago I was moving my amp with headphones plugged in. I stepped on the headphone cord and it pulled the jack loose. Neither 'phones nor the speaker worked. I took the amp apart: the jack had pulled off a printed circuit board but otherwise was not damaged. I eventually was able to solder it back on. It took a number of tries, for a while I was only getting the left channel through the 'phones and I had to keep taking things apart and redoing. Finally got everything soldered right. However, now something is a bit loose and the speaker isn't working. If I jiggle the jack I sometimes can get it back. Sometime I'll have to open it up again and resolder things, but right now I am just using it for practice with the 'phones. I suspose if I took it to a pro, maybe I could get it done up totally right. However, I am too cheap and sometimes I have found that sometimes pros refuse to work on a something because they either don't deal with the brand, or perhaps in this case, decide the way to go is replace the whole circuit board.