RHorseUSMC
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I actually bought that parts from Garrett and made one and it works well but has since developed a short. After repairing it I decided to make another one, this time by just cutting off the connector from the Garrett headphones. There are 3 wires, red, black and white. I know this is a mono detector. I bought a new female headphone jack from Radio Shack to solder to the wires. I can get the headphones to work with the wires placed in 2 different configurations. Does it really matter which way (of the two that work) that I solder these up? I just keep thinking about back in the day when I messed with car stereos and series and parallel wiring and how it would change the speaker impedance. Maybe I'm looking into this too much? There are 3 connections on the new female jack. I'm thinking that red is right and black is left for the speakers, white would go to the ground? Thanks for the help!