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Be careful of headphone Jacks!

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Be careful of headphone Jacks! Posted on: 01.02.2013 by Pilar Maure Just a quick heads up folks out there! Just had a major headache. You would suppose the lovely gold screw in converter jacks with a pair of Sennheiser HD25 II's woudl be of the utmost quality Just spent over an hour trying to remove the rest of the connector from my 4-chan mixer, believeing it would never come out, now to repair the mixer. Removed after much hair pulling these remains: headphones problem.jpg Look's like there was a sheer in the plastic connector and the pin has just popped out!! so beware.
Pilar Maure 01.02.2013	Originally Posted by Hoodless ouch! glad you got it out, hope the mixers ok, Stuff like this just shouldn't happen. Mixer's being put through it's paces this morning again. Bit of a Heath Robinson-Glue gun repair to the headphone input though. Pain in the butt. But at least the Audio and Headphones are working again, thats all that matter's.
Latina Samon 01.02.2013	Originally Posted by brocklambert Because each piece is a separate component... The plastic insulates the signal of each. Ah well there you are. There was I believeing it was just to tell the difference between stereo and mono
Harley Zitka 01.02.2013	Originally Posted by KS2 Didn't realise they split like that. Any reason they do? I assumed the black bits were put into a machined out slice in a solid jack. Because each piece is a separate component... The plastic insulates the signal of each.
Pilar Maure 01.02.2013	Just a quick heads up folks out there! Just had a major headache. You would suppose the lovely gold screw in converter jacks with a pair of Sennheiser HD25 II's woudl be of the utmost quality Just spent over an hour trying to remove the rest of the connector from my 4-chan mixer, believeing it would never come out, now to repair the mixer. Removed after much hair pulling these remains: headphones problem.jpg Look's like there was a sheer in the plastic connector and the pin has just popped out!! so beware.
Pilar Maure 01.02.2013	Originally Posted by Hoodless ouch! glad you got it out, hope the mixers ok, Stuff like this just shouldn't happen. Mixer's being put through it's paces this morning again. Bit of a Heath Robinson-Glue gun repair to the headphone input though. Pain in the butt. But at least the Audio and Headphones are working again, thats all that matter's.
Latina Samon 01.02.2013	Originally Posted by brocklambert Because each piece is a separate component... The plastic insulates the signal of each. Ah well there you are. There was I believeing it was just to tell the difference between stereo and mono
Harley Zitka 01.02.2013	Originally Posted by KS2 Didn't realise they split like that. Any reason they do? I assumed the black bits were put into a machined out slice in a solid jack. Because each piece is a separate component... The plastic insulates the signal of each.
Dione Haimes 02.02.2013	ouch! glad you got it out, hope the mixers ok, Stuff like this just shouldn't happen.
Latina Samon 01.02.2013	Didn't realise they split like that. Any reason they do? I assumed the black bits were put into a machined out slice in a solid jack.
Harley Zitka 01.02.2013	Happens all the time... just gotta be careful
Brunilda Kora 01.02.2013	Ouchy!

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