Volume adjustment headphone cable

product is suitable for：SE215 SE425 SE535 SE846 UE900 earphone Upgrade cable Black/Blue/red transparent tape Microphone pin cable Repair cable Replacement cable Earphone cable can be bought plug and play

Length: 1.2M (main line 80CM, branch line 40CM)

The main wire diameter is about 2.5mm.

The SR at the branch line is about 1.8mm.

Material: Outer plastic high transparent PVC, inner plastic black/blue/red PVC wire core 20*0.05 LC-OFC oxygen-free copper high count wire core +250D tensile nylon wire, shielded wire core, no auscultation effect.

Advantages:

1. Split a single strand of 20-core oxygen-free copper core, the number of cores can increase the surface area of the core wire in the unit cross-sectional area, and the high-frequency part of the audio signal in the oxygen-free copper core transmission is on the surface of the conductor. Therefore, by increasing the number of cores, the high frequency and resolution of sound quality can be improved, and the sound field can be enhanced.

2. The use of mechanical injection molding, secondary molding (first internal molding and then external molding), is not comparable to the manual DIY on the market.

3. Transparent wire high-end grade, cool appearance, wire softness is very good, no knot.

4. Main line diameter 2.5MM (general wire main line diameter is less than 2.0MM), strong pressure resistance, durable.

If you're experiencing volume issues with your headphone cable, there are a few things you can check and troubleshoot:

Device Volume Settings:

Ensure that the volume on your device (phone, computer, audio player, etc.) is turned up to an appropriate level.

Headphone Volume Control:

Some headphones come with an inline volume control on the cable. Check if your headphones have this feature, and make sure it's set to an appropriate level.

Cable Connection:

Make sure the headphone cable is securely plugged into the audio jack. A loose connection can result in reduced or distorted audio.

Cable Damage:

Examine the headphone cable for any visible damage or kinks. If you find any issues, it might be necessary to replace the cable.

Audio Source:

Test your headphones with a different audio source to determine if the issue is with the headphones or the device you're connecting to.

Audio Settings on Device:

Check the audio settings on your device to ensure that it is configured to output audio to the headphone jack.