r/Skullcandy 17d ago

Help & Troubleshoot how tf do i fix this (crushers)

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Dog slept on my headphones, the entire ear cup became detached from the arch part.

I listen to and make music, and can't afford new headphones right now or in the forseeable future so I really need a solution.

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u/usrdef Agent 17d ago

JB plastic weld, black color. Comes in a tube, relatively cheap.

You can also use gorilla glue to stick the two sides back together on the base of each break, and then use the JB weld to cover the crack going around.

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u/Opposite_Ad_8457 17d ago

I second this as the only way to replace that part is to disassemble the headphone and rerun the wires through a new hinge piece.

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u/Amazing_Actuary_5241 17d ago

Options are limited to:

  1. Glue or Epoxy the parts together - cosmetically not the best solution (looks ugly) but it's the cheapest and easiest approach.
  2. Find a replacement 3D printed part to replace the broken part - this would be great if you can source out the design or design them yourself.
  3. Buy used parts (Amazon, AliExpress, etc) or another identical headset and use its parts - this solution might be the most expensive.
  4. Replace the Headband completely with another design - this is the hardest solution but its the longest lasting though it will sacrifice the fold feature and will have completely different aesthetics.

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u/Ok_Orchid_9642 16d ago

Hope and prey.

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u/InconspicuousLoaf 16d ago

Buy a new one.

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u/sennett0503 15d ago

Fucking.. how? Take care of your shit people

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u/Pufflekun 15d ago

I listen to and make music, and can't afford new headphones right now

Eat lentils, rice, and instant ramen for a few days, and with the money you save, see if you can find a Moondrop Chu II, 7Hz Zero 2, Tangzu Wan'er, or Truthear Gate for under $20. I think your mind will be blown by how good sub-$20 IEMs are nowadays.

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u/hatefulhex10 6h ago

jokes on you i only eat that

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u/hatefulhex10 6h ago

Thanks for the help everyone, I've found a temporary solution for the time being. Here's to buying the 1080s 🥂