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It has great reviews too.

Probably the cheapest I have ever seen a full sized Cherry MX keyboard. No backlight, but still $40 is a steal. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01BMJ0Y4O/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_ep_dp_46m4Ab7WNAEGE

Superlux headphones suck. Try the Monoprice Retros.

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Best thing I can find in that short one I linked since it has right angles. Then just take a standard AUX and plug it in to it.

Then the other things I said apply. A non first party might not stay in easily. You would have to check. For example, Fostex used the same connector as the HD600/650/6XX etc... on the TH610 and TH900, and cables for Sennheisers won't work because the implementation of the connector is different. The Sennheiser ones will plug in, but fall out very easily.

Not necessarily. I'm not sure, but the 3.5mm plugs might have to have that angle in order to fit correctly, which in that case the angle of them make them a proprietary cable. Then you don't know what kind of wire is being used. Typically in headphone cables for expensive headphones you use higher strand count, to improve flexibility, and high quality copper to increase single flow and integrity. All that adds up. $40 is not overly expensive for a headphone cable. Look what Sennheiser will charge you for a replacement HD800 cable. https://www.amazon.com/Genuine-Replacement-Cable-SENNHEISER-Headphones/dp/B00L2SNC2C

Not true at all. $40 is actually very cheap in the world of headphone cables. These are $320 headphones we are talking about. Some headphones the raw cost of the connectors can be $40 or more alone.

This might work, then just take a standard 3.5mm cable to complete it after the split. https://www.amazon.com/Wpeng-Female-Degree-Adapter-Splitter/dp/B01LWVSR3K/ref=sr_1_22?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1524581576&sr=1-22&keywords=dual+3.5mm+mono

Honestly, that's pretty cheap for a cable. Especially for $320 headphones. I'm looking, but I doubt I can find one cheaper that will work.

I'm also checking to see if it has to be mono, sometimes a stereo jacks will work depending on how they are wired. For example, Hifiman headphones can work with 2.5mm mono or stereo plugs.