So the headphone cable isnt detachable?.....
2068032
no, the wire is not detachable. If you are ok with a wire, these headphones are really nice
2068033
No. Which I like that. The Yamaha's detach and I did not like that. These are great headphone, a little more bass, but that's okay.
342418
You have to modify the rubber protecting the headphone port. If not the headphone wire will never be able to fit in the hole.
221032
No, the one I bought is attached to the headset and cannot be (naturally) disconnected. My solution is keeping the extra slack tied.
892762
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 !
342417
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?
2107404
No, it's not detachable. However it has the threaded tip, folds up, and compared to a list of headphones I've owned, this has been our favorite. We use it for our weekly events for our LegendaryStreetSoccer DJ events.
1217170
Thanks for your question. The cable is removable. This is a fantastic sounding headphone. World Wide Stereo is 36 years old and a very proud Sennheiser dealer.
971697
Yes. There's a hole on headphone and charger. The headphone works. But the charger doesn't work... That's why you have to remove the case every time you charge it.
715971
no the t 90 headphones do not have a removable headphone cable but if you contact beyerdynamic they might be able to help i am sure that they have run across this problem before i think it is how much you want to spend on fixing the cable i have a friend how works on fixing computers but he also works on other eletronics and has worked on alot of my headphones so maybe you might have someone you know that is good in eletronics who could help you i wish i could be more but this is one of the problems with these type of cables good luck on the phones karl.
2199573
Mine fell apart after a couple years of abuse, but you need to open up the bluetooth manager on the computer (just type bluetooth in the search bar in the start menu), I could never get it to transfer files from my phone, but it paired with my headphones perfectly.
2281702
No, the cable is atached to the Headphones. But it's, in my opinion and in xFactors opinion the best for Gaming!With a nice Soundcard, you're going to beat everything!
865073
If you look at the case as it is pictured, the headphone jack is on the bottom, front right corner.I have this case, and I find it to be in a bit of an inconvenient spot.
278295
The cable is not removable. With a connector adapter I guess you could use yours or you can plug into the headphone jack
1273050
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.
1454956
The speakers are attached and not detachable. The ear piece that attach to the speakers are replaceable.I absolutely love these headphones and would buy them again.
421983
There is a tiny adapter in the same box as the headphones. May be it fell out of it, and you just have to look around in all those boxes and plastic bags a bit (because it is in the separate little bag). It's really small, but it does come with the whole package. Hopefully, you'll find it.
144011
The really good thing about these new SoundTrues is the detachable cable. In the past, if you broke your cable, you had to either buy a new set of headphones, or send them in to get them repaired. No more. You can just order another cable, though it is expensive at $30. My advice would be to just be careful. If you don't need the full 66" length of the cable, wrap it with a twist-tie to keep from tangling or getting caught on something.