Sennheiser spare parts
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Tony L
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Assuming the damage is at the mini-jack end, not the earcup end of the cable any electronics engineer could solder a new plug on with ease and hopefully for very little cost. The plug itself is only a couple of quid.
PS Googling images of the 455 it look like the cable is just a female to male mini-jack with a female jack at the headphone end (i.e. there is a male plug as part of one ear-cup), as such a standard extension lead such as this one should work.
PS Googling images of the 455 it look like the cable is just a female to male mini-jack with a female jack at the headphone end (i.e. there is a male plug as part of one ear-cup), as such a standard extension lead such as this one should work.
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