| Jeremey 2005-05-19, 8:31 pm |
| I had the same problem with my headset. Glue didn't work so well for me. I
tried a bunch of different things before I came up with a solid solution. I
took the smallest drill bit that I have, not sure of the size, but it just
the a bit larger than a standard paperclip. I drilled 2 holes though the
headset and the earpiece where it woud normally clip on. I then ran a
paperclip in one side, out the other, and then back through the other hole.
Then, I twisted the ends together tightly with a pair of pliers, and cut off
the excess with wire cutters. It has been solid ever since (until my
brother sat on it and broke it further!!)
"Nate via GamesKB.com" <forum@GamesKB.com> wrote in message
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> You ask how can you break the headset? You said sitting and stepping on,
> but I broke mine on accident but never did that to it. I would always take
> it over to my friends to go play there for a bit,but anyhow I place my
> controller and headset in a walmart sack to take over there. One when I
> went to take it out one of the ear things got caught on the sack and I
> just
> slightly pulled on it, i had no idea it was stuck though. It just snapped
> the clip of the microphone in which it connects to the headset. But I
> never
> had to buy one I just Epoxy glued it and it still works fine. I wasn't
> about to go pay $30 fo another headset. Although when I went to go get my
> year subscription it came with the module and headset so now I have 2. But
> that new one I am going to keep just in case the older one gets all messed
> up.
>
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