Could help with identifying this cable

[The Robot]

Hello all. So I bought a HyperX Cloud Stinger headset, and unfortunately my dog chewed through the cable of it. I was wondering, what cable do I need to buy so that I can splice and solder the two ends. From what I have found I believe that any four pole 3.5 mm connector will work but I am not sure. Here are some pictures of the ends of the cable. Thanks 

 

[Metallus97]

You should be able to get any cable with the same about of connections. I recommend not to slpliche em together though. I recommend soldering a complete new cable to the board in your headphones 

[The Robot]

3 minutes ago, Metallus97 said:

You should be able to get any cable with the same about of connections. I recommend not to slpliche em together though. I recommend soldering a complete new cable to the board in your headphones 

Thats a good Idea, I will be doing that instead. What kind of cable would it be though? Can I just get any 3.5mm, cut off the one end, and then solder it. Also will this keep all the functionalities of the headset?

 

[Metallus97]

2 minutes ago, The Robot said:

Thats a good Idea, I will be doing that instead. What kind of cable would it be though? Can I just get any 3.5mm, cut off the one end, and then solder it. Also will this keep all the functionalities of the headset?

 

Can you show me the connector? There are some differences regarding the mic

[The Robot]

I do not actually have the connector portion of the cable, otherwise I would just connect the two ends. Here is a video that is timestamped to the connector.

 

https://youtu.be/sDo3255RuEY?t=123

 

[Metallus97]

2 minutes ago, The Robot said:

I do not actually have the connector portion of the cable, otherwise I would just connect the two ends. Here is a video that is timestamped to the connector.

 

https://youtu.be/sDo3255RuEY?t=123

 

Alright, thanks

 

You need to get a 3,5mm cable with mic support. You can see the "3 black bars" in the connector. Normal audio cables without mic support have only 2 of those isolating rings, because there is one connection less.

When you et such a cord it should be possible to resolder it

[The Robot]

1 hour ago, Metallus97 said:

Alright, thanks

 

You need to get a 3,5mm cable with mic support. You can see the "3 black bars" in the connector. Normal audio cables without mic support have only 2 of those isolating rings, because there is one connection less.

When you et such a cord it should be possible to resolder it

Thats a four pole connector then?

[Metallus97]

Just now, The Robot said:

Thats a four pole connector then?

5!

1R audio

2L audio

3 mic

5 mass