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Logitech UE 6000 wiring problem

nitrousoxide10
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Yea I realize that, I'm just wondering where they get soldered to. The previous owner of the headphones butchered up all the connections.

.... To a battery...

If you don't have the battery or a replacement, or don't want to use the active noise canceling, you don't have to solder those wires to anything.

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I got a pair of Logitech UE 6000 headphones that had the 3.5mm jack removed. I'm working on fixing them, and I'm not sure what the red and black wires labled "bat" need to be connected to. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I'll attach a pic.

 

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bat is short for battery :)

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Yea I realize that, I'm just wondering where they get soldered to. The previous owner of the headphones butchered up all the connections.

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Intel i7 960 @ 4.125GHz                        WD Black 1TB                         Windows 7 Pro 64bit        Logitech G9x

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Yea I realize that, I'm just wondering where they get soldered to. The previous owner of the headphones butchered up all the connections.

.... To a battery...

If you don't have the battery or a replacement, or don't want to use the active noise canceling, you don't have to solder those wires to anything.

PC Build in LTT Gallery - JBL J88 - Fostex T50RP (Modded) - Pioneer SE-A1000 vs audio-technica ATH-AD500X - Skullcandy Aviator  
audio-technica ATH-T400 - CHC Silverado and Laredo - Clip-On Headphone Roundup - Sony LinkBuds

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OK. Thanks for your help.

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