How To Fix Headphone, AUX, MP3 audio cable

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MP3, AUX wire, Headphones, Earbuds, stereo cable, 3.5mm jack, whatever you call it breaks.

In this video I go over how I troubleshoot and fix common audio cable.

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Currently listening to your video in one ear. haha

BeahmProductions

4:05 Actually, the two insulated wires are the left and right stereo channels, while ground technically is negative.

swagnswift

The problem I have is with those thin fiber wires. The audio strength is too weak. Those 80's headphones work no problem, but earbuds seem impossible to get decent volume levels.

marcususa

i have a mp3 player and the cables i used are not the problem, its the female within the player. either i get a new one Or is there a method to fix it keeping the player (my late gf bought it for me, id like to keep it)

TheHalusis

Hi.im trying to replace my old speaker AUX..but for some reason now the Bass are way too low.there's white red & grey wire.but the aux cord has red white & blue.so i just connect white with white, red with red & the blue with the grey.the speaker cord has grounding but not the new aux cord.what am i doing wrong.Bass is there but very low

Orion-

This video leaves too many questions. What do you set your multimeter at? Which parts on the jack are positive, negative, and ground?

SarahPoulin

I don't know what he's saying because my aux cable is broken

jumpyjumped

Very high quality phones have. A. Fixable jack. Now I look for them

bobravenscraft

I have 1 wire with ground and 2 insulated wire red and white. The other wire they all insulated but green yellow and black that's where I get lost witch is negative black I was guessing

topg

thanks for this, I saved my headphones (for now)! I was able to just burn off the insulation and twist the wires... not pretty but it works :)

thermo-mike