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Headphone repair

denismac · 2015-10-10 09:37:57

I got a new pup recently who managed to chew through my headphone cable. They are a good set so I would like to get them repaired first if possible rather than bin them. Is there any business in Limerick that might do this type of work?

10-10-2015 10:37am

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denismac

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I got a new pup recently who managed to chew through my headphone cable. They are a good set so I would like to get them repaired first if possible rather than bin them. Is there any business in Limerick that might do this type of work?

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#2 10-10-2015 7:33pm

Dr Orgasm

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I can't imagine it would be too difficult to snip the cord above the breakage and solder a new one on. What make/model are they?

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#3 10-10-2015 8:19pm

phog

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There used to be a guy that did TV & radio repairs in Moloney's yard between High St & Lrw Gerald Griffin St. If he's still around he'd be a good bet.

Sorry, I can't remember his name but someone here might.

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#4 11-10-2015 10:25am

stefanovich

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Or just do it yourself, all you need to do is strip the wire and use a bit of tape.

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