my head phone wires broke near the pod to close to resoder . so i had to cut out the plastic sealer on the end cap so as you know there is a resister and what i think is capacitor so duz any one have a wire schematic i was unable to see where the wires went and the values of the electronics
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need help on excalabur head phone wires
- Thread starter FroggMann
- Start date
Mel Parker
Member
You really don't need this circuit, as a matter of fact your headphones will be louder with out it.
OldBeechnut
Well-known member
Mel is the Wizard,
The few amount of excals I have worked on, I always test the main board at the small white double plug with a old set of transducers, just to make sure all works before I put the excal back together. Never noticed any major differences.
http://www.findmall.com/read.php?21,1030718,1033357#msg-1033357
: chaz
Date: August 20, 2009 09:37AM
Is it the headphones, or the wire that's causing the trouble? If the wire were intermittent near the pod, splicing wouldn't do much good... I've added an ikelite connector to mine, but no longer have the little capacitor that is sealed in the original endcap. I use the GG underwater phones, and think there is a bit of difference between the tones of them and the originals, but not sure if it is the phones or lack of the cap. If you can get an alkaline pod end cap, it is super easy to install on the pod, and use the ikelite connector on the phones.
http://www.findmall.com/read.php?21,776892,776934#msg-776934
: "MR. GOLD MASTER"
Date: July 26, 2008 12:47PM
Its a High pass low stop audio filter, Its a capacitor and a resister , It lets the high frequency audio pass into the headphons with no reduction in volume while it attenuates(reduces the volume) of the lower frequency audio
What headphones were you using?
The few amount of excals I have worked on, I always test the main board at the small white double plug with a old set of transducers, just to make sure all works before I put the excal back together. Never noticed any major differences.
http://www.findmall.com/read.php?21,1030718,1033357#msg-1033357
: chaz
Date: August 20, 2009 09:37AM
Is it the headphones, or the wire that's causing the trouble? If the wire were intermittent near the pod, splicing wouldn't do much good... I've added an ikelite connector to mine, but no longer have the little capacitor that is sealed in the original endcap. I use the GG underwater phones, and think there is a bit of difference between the tones of them and the originals, but not sure if it is the phones or lack of the cap. If you can get an alkaline pod end cap, it is super easy to install on the pod, and use the ikelite connector on the phones.
http://www.findmall.com/read.php?21,776892,776934#msg-776934
: "MR. GOLD MASTER"
Date: July 26, 2008 12:47PM
Its a High pass low stop audio filter, Its a capacitor and a resister , It lets the high frequency audio pass into the headphons with no reduction in volume while it attenuates(reduces the volume) of the lower frequency audio
What headphones were you using?
OldBeechnut
Well-known member
n/t