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Broken Bose headphones...can they be fixed?

Bubba · 2009-10-08 21:29:44

Hi, Hopefully this is the right forum for this. Anyway basically i bought those 'in ear' Bose headphones less than a year ago and last week I noticed that the wire down at the end by the jack has become worn. The black and white wire has cut in and now the sound is all muffled and crackly. Is there anyway I can fix this…

08-10-2009 9:29pm

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Bubba

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Hi,

Hopefully this is the right forum for this.

Anyway basically i bought those 'in ear' Bose headphones less than a year ago and last week I noticed that the wire down at the end by the jack has become worn. The black and white wire has cut in and now the sound is all muffled and crackly.
Is there anyway I can fix this problem or bring them somewhere to get fixed as they cost 100e and ive had them less than a year! :mad:

Cheers.

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#2 08-10-2009 10:52pm

akaSol

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Contact BOSE directly , they are a surprisingly helpful company.

>Sol

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#3 09-10-2009 7:57am

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The wire can be cut and a new plug fitted.

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