Ok I have a 1/8 stereo headphone cable that had a plug on one
side break. I cut the plug with a bit of wire still attached from an old pair of head phones to splice and fit it.
Ok on the cable that I'm repairing there is a big black wire containing two separate smaller insulated wires, one red (pink), one white and there is an uninsulated wire as well totaling three wires.
On the wire and plug from the old head phones there are two separate black wires containing two wires each. In one of the black wires there is a blue coated (not insulated) wire and a uncolored uncoated wire. On the other is a red coated (not insulated) wire and a other uncolored uncoated one.
I have burned off the coatings on all these wires at the tip and am ready to connect them to my original cable but I have no idea how they are to be correctly connected to ensure that the music is stereo and that it is coming out how it is supposed to sound.
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2007-08-25
15:50:31
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➔ Car Audio
I am using this cable to connect my PC audio output to my PC speaker system which has a sub and two satellite speakers.
2007-08-25
15:53:04 ·
update #1