Are there kits or aftermarket option to make the cords detachable if they are not detachable from the factory?
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Harry there is a youtube showing a guy using a hair dryer to expand the cans on a sr60i to open them and get to the inside and resolder such a beast. Because I'm older than dirt and my grandaughters aren't here to paste the URL. You will have to look it up under sr60i something. But personally what makes them so good is that Grado keeped it simple. They are known for having the best cords best balance between ear pieces with no static crackle for the money . I really wouldn't mess with something that's already perfect for the price range. It is expensive to make detachable cables of any quality. You're talking of headphones in a whole other price range unless that's something you know how to do well. Harry there is a youtube showing a guy using a hair dryer to expand the cans on a sr60i to open them and get to the inside and resolder such a beast. Because I'm older than dirt and my grandaughters aren't here to paste the URL. You will have to look it up under sr60i something. But personally what makes them so good is that Grado keeped it simple. They are known for having the best cords best balance between ear pieces with no static crackle for the money . I really wouldn't mess with something that's already perfect for the price range. It is expensive to make detachable cables of any... » Read More Harry there is a youtube showing a guy using a hair dryer to expand the cans on a sr60i to open them and get to the inside and resolder such a beast. Because I'm older than dirt and my grandaughters aren't here to paste the URL. You will have to look it up under sr60i something. But personally what makes them so good is that Grado keeped it simple. They are known for having the best cords best balance between ear pieces with no static crackle for the money . I really wouldn't mess with something that's already perfect for the price range. It is expensive to make detachable cables of any quality. You're talking of headphones in a whole other price range unless that's something you know how to do well. « Show Less
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Harry -- I'm not sure what you mean, but the cords attached to the phones directly should be not be fooled with as they are hard-wired. However, u can use what ever audio extension cord to connect the built-in 1/8" miniplug to plug into your standard 1/4" plug, and for as long, length wise, as you like. These are NOT WiFi headphones unless u plug them into a laptop in a WiFi -wired cafe or restaurant. Hope this helps!
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The cord does not come detachable, so modifying it would be your only option. The cord is a pretty thick gauge, so I imagine it would be harder, because the cord seems heavily insulated.
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Harry there is a youtube showing a guy using a hair dryer to expand the cans on a sr60i to open them and get to the inside and resolder such a beast. Because I'm older than dirt and my grandaughters aren't here to paste the URL. You will have to look it up under sr60i something. But personally what makes them so good is that Grado keeped it simple. They are known for having the best cords best balance between ear pieces with no static crackle for the money . I really wouldn't mess with something that's already perfect for the price range. It is expensive to make detachable cables of any quality. You're talking of headphones in a whole other price range unless that's something you know how to do well.
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I highly doubt they sell replacement parts for this. It would be easier and probably faster to get another power cord from RadioShack
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The cord has a cigarette lighter plug on one end. So you would have to cut it off and sort the wires out and go from their.
2055103
You should be able to find just about any size or kind of cord at ... Radio Shack. That cord is not proprietary. I think it is a 1/8 size. You can also find it on Amazon, in the cable or computer accessories section.Before you buy a new cord, please check to make sure the plug is all the way in. That same thing happend to my headphones before I checked.
2076104
The cord is not detachable. It's very long (either a benefit or a drawback).
2001797
Mine were wrapped around the cord. Pretty simple to operate if it works. Google the brand name and should find them.
1032319
There is not a factory store to buy these since they are no longer made ,, but there is many new and used available on Ebay .. its not hard to replace .. just remove the back and unplug and replace .. just make sure its the correct model .. as there is many similar
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Look for S6AVFM. That's one of the later models and it DOES have the detachable cable.
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The ends they used are those metal spirals - if you want to take them off, you could either use large/strong scissors to cut the cord right before it, or use pliers to pull it open, since it's basically held down by one strong metal wire. :)
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The built in cord is attached inside, I.e. cannot replace. However you can always buy an extender/couplerQ
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You could look at velcro as they have that in sticky both sides. Otherwise some rubber feet or mounting glued on the bottom. My use is with small cords as is substantial the way it is as I can pick it up and move it inside my power station box and out of sight.
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I am contating the manufacturer with that same question. The cord is currently not so I am hoping they have a cord available. I will figure out how to post if they do.
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I've never had to replace mine but if it needed, I would take it to a store that sold them and use a factory or equivalent cable and string.
2010615
Unfortunately they do not. I had the DJX-05 before these and they had the detachable cord. So I was disappointed where these didn't. They sound much better than the 05's though.
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did you find aftermarket connectors or just wired them to the factory ones that you cut off?
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The cord does detatch from the fan but I don't know if it is sold separately.
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Not as provided from factory but adapters can be had from aftermarket sources.