A bit about Repair Cafés - V-Moda Headphone Repair
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
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It's really easy to get involved if you want to donate some time and skills, it's not just electronics but anything you can think of that can be repaired instead of replaced and thrown away.
We get ALL SORTS of weird and wonderful stuff in to repair, and I quite enjoyed this simple job, the owner dropped a donation in and everybody is happy.
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Hey where you buy the replacement speaker driver? Is original from V moda? Please let me know where I can buy a left driver for my V moda m 100… big thanks!
eBay I believe! It's not an original no just a universal one with the correct diameter
I recently got the issue this issue on my V-Moda headphones, so basically they work perfectly fine when its cable plugged but with Bluetooth only the right side works while the left one doesn’t, I have tried various methods of fixing it but I just can’t get it to work properly, so im guessing its an issue with the motherboard that can be seen in your video, do you by any chance may have a solution for it??
There must be a broken connection something or an issue with the Bluetooth module. I don't know if this pair has Bluetooth, but on yours there must be some kind of Bluetooth circuit with a issue that needs investigating
Did you test the non-working speaker separately to make sure it was definitely dead? I've had a few headphones lose one channel over the years and the culprit has always been the cable, internal wiring, plug, connections or something; I don't remember any speakers just dying. I would have thought the chances of any non-identical replacement speaker being a perfect match for the original are not great, so the sound might be a bit out of balance or the frequency response not quite equal on both channels. But maybe this isn't critical for the intended purpose, so well done for repairing stuff! EDIT: Just rewatched the video and it sounds like you did test the speaker. Oh well, just a thought!
Yes it was indeed very dead. I think the user has them turned up loud as they are a DJ. I don't think points as fine as frequency response are the super important. The goal is to keep people using their things instead of throwing them and replacing them and that was achieved in this case!
@@HappyLittleDiodes Yes indeed, good stuff!
I have a question. So my left ear the slider part is not clicking anymore. It just slides down without me even touching it. The right is fine just my left side is like this. Any way I can repair this myself? do you have a video on how to remove the sliders to remove and put back in properly?
Hiya. I'm afraid I don't have the headphones any more, the owner collected them as soon as they were ready, so I can't look into the part you're describing. Let me know if you get anywhere with it either way