as most of us know that beats studios require batteries to properly work. i got my hand on a pair of demo/Retail version of beats studios. these headphones arent wired to have batteries placed in them and the audio input ccable is hard wired to avoid theft. i got a good deal on these, with a spliced cable, what im trying to do here is wire them up so i can use them.
This picture shows what the wires look like once stripped of the insulation. two wires one copper and one copper braided with a blue wire.
inside the copper braided wire are two wires, one black and one blie, my guess is that these are for the external power source
the green and red wires were wrapped in the b;ue and copper wire, i had to sand teh wires so that the copper would show and would have some conductivity.
here is what im using to wire the audio input., seems like any way i try to wire them i cannot get them to work properly. my ultimate goal is to wire them up to have a battery and a bluetooth receiver, but for now i just want to wire them correctly to work. even if that means using a AC to DC power source. any suggestions on how to wire these things to make them work would be much appreciated! thanks guys.
DIY wiring Beats by dre studio V2 demo version
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as most of us know that beats studios require batteries to properly work. i got my hand on a pair of demo/Retail version of beats studios. these headphones arent wired to have batteries placed in them and the audio input ccable is hard wired to avoid theft. i got a good deal on these, with a spliced cable, what im trying to do here is wire them up so i can use them.
This picture shows what the wires look like once stripped of the insulation. two wires one copper and one copper braided with a blue wire.
inside the copper braided wire are two wires, one black and one blie, my guess is that these are for the external power source
the green and red wires were wrapped in the b;ue and copper wire, i had to sand teh wires so that the copper would show and would have some conductivity.
here is what im using to wire the audio input., seems like any way i try to wire them i cannot get them to work properly. my ultimate goal is to wire them up to have a battery and a bluetooth receiver, but for now i just want to wire them correctly to work. even if that means using a AC to DC power source. any suggestions on how to wire these things to make them work would be much appreciated! thanks guys.