Scarlett Studio Headphones Repaired!
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- Опубликовано: 14 янв 2021
- Got a dog who likes to chew wires? Here's how to fix the aftermath!
Tools I use -
Soldering
Quick 861DW hot air station
Duratech TS-1640 solder iron
Multimeter
RMM760D - can be found under many name badges
Microscope
Luzky Zoom 3.5 - 90x simul-focus single boom stand trinocular stereo microscope
Camera - Lucky Zoom HD 14MP
Oscilloscopes
Siglent SDS 1102CML 100MHz 2CH
Philips PM 3305 35MHz 2CH
Bench supply
Powertech MP-3086 0-30V 3A
TL866II PLUS universal EEPROM programmer
just what i needed man. The right channel was loose and finally stopped working, didn't think i'll find a video on scarlett repairs. I'm glad i did and i followed through every detail and it works perfectly again. Thanks fam
Good job. New skill achieved!
I like to believe this is DankPod's dad and how the legacy started T^T
Thank you so much for this video! Did not even expect someone to have made a video about this
Haha 😆 he sounds like me after I've had a couple drinks and I'm trying to sound energetic.
Thank you so much! The actual sound device became lose from the headphone cover and your video helped me to open it up and put it back. This came at the the perfect time, thank you!
Awesome. Well done!
Really needed this video! Very useful! Thank You!
Thank you so much ❤❤❤❤
I get to do a lot of these type of repairs for tradesmen using power tools. The power cord gets broken internally due to flexing of the cord and then the tool is powered intermittently - very frustrating.
Some of these basic repairs are our bread and butter.
Thanks for sharing your repair. Some of those wires are very fine. Good idea using hot glue as insulation.
MiracleMAX
Can't beat a basic power tool but cordless units are quickly becoming the norm given the power you can get out of batteries now which presents it's own range of more technical faults with brushless DC motor controllers etc. Not to mention the ability to digitally lock tools so if they're stolen they can't be used... good luck getting the official info on how to put them into service mode to repair them after warranty.
@@JonnyFix Yup, too true. Cordless used to mean 5 minutes of run time with only enough torque to peel the skin off a banana, but now they have 'more power' & run for days! As you said, the circuitry inside would put NASA to shame. Getting wiring diagrams etc is a nightmare. But apart from that - easy peasy! 😁
Good working
thanks bro
Yep dogs/cats they all like chewing cables, not so good when it's a mains cable :-(
Great headphones recovered :-D
Those seem pretty much the same as the old ones from millions of years ago, but they had metal speakers and volume/tone sliders, the controls were actually usefull for some odd devices.
My mate has a gaming headset and i was fed up with repairing the cable, he would trip over the cable because he was a pillock!!.
Those coloured woven cables i hate, some are rather vaigue in colour and my eyesight is going down the pan, the spot on depth perception i had a few years back is crap now.
Missing the wire with the soldering iron is laugh, but i don't do much soldering so meh lol.
Finally he bought a set where the cable plugs into the headset, easy to replace the cable but the connector really needed to be magnetic like the apple laptop.
He has used wireless headphones, but he somehow managed to stop them working lol.
He could break water, he is one of those people lol.
Sorry to hear that. I do not look forward to aging. Better squeeze in as much as I can while the going's good!
hi do you know where we can find new helmet foam to change old one ?
Hola, me urge reparar unos auriculares del focusrite solo los scarlett
I fixed a Scarlett hp60 mkii (second generation) headset because it was not heard from the right, the problem was a part of the cable, I cut it and soldered again. But later when listening in a video game the surround sound was lost.
I don't know what the problem is if the welding has to do or what it was.
Any suggestions?
Yeah I'd double check your soldering to make sure no wire is touching another where it shouldn't etc. New faults are likely related to your work.
I try to find ear pad replacement What size of hp60 mkiii ??
bc of my bigass head and them falling all the time the left plastic broke and the wire was holding it togeter for about a year and 2 months age the cable got damaged and i didnt hear on the right.......ive been using a shitty canyon headset which im damaging the speakers by raising the volume with a sound booster........
my right channel died, i took it apart and i didnt see anything wrong with it, i thought the red cable was soldered and it got loose so i tried to look for a contact to make it sounds and it did, i soldered it but now i have two left channels lmao. The right channel is gone for good even if both are working
is that 40mm headset driver?
do i need hot air gun for this, can't i use soldering iron?
Solder iron is fine, I only used hot air to melt some hot glue.
@@JonnyFixi mistakenly walked out my room when headphone is connected to audio interface. that got my cable is stretched. it worked with both sides with loose connection near the ear piece. now it works only one side. does your fix resolve my issue?
@@kirimile2244 Quite likely the cable has broken where it enters the housing so cutting that section off and feeding the remainder back in like this should resolve it.
@@kirimile2244 Oh it could also be broken where it enters the plug..... so if you notice a change when you wiggle that end then you will need a new plug.
I wouldve change it with a jack for 3.5mm
can i do this without hot glue?
You could use tape or heat shrink or anything, it's just to stop the bare wire from touching other wires or metal parts.
@@JonnyFix what is that glue like substance that you put through the syringe. do i need that? they gave me glue stick when i ask for hot glue. not something from syringe.
@@JonnyFix my cable is damaged at the exact place where clamp is located.so can i repair just the cable without doing these soldering. what is the best option?
@@nidarshabandara8035 No, you must do this method. Cut off the bad cable and re-attach it.
@@JonnyFix can i use my glue stick and melt it with soldering iron at 7:54 instead of your flux?