What other similar cables are available that are made by other manufactures? I am not satisfied with replacement cables made by Shure.
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I ordered the UE 900s Communications Cable from Logitech. Works great so far, and much cheaper ($30). http://buy.logitech.com/store/logib2c/en_US/DisplayCategoryProductListPage/categoryid.60213000
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If you are looking for a high quality replacement cable with mic, check out Ultrasone's website. This is the one I got, http://shopworld.ultrasone.com/us/product.php?id_product=61, and I am completely satisfied with it. Hope this helps.
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Sorry, but I don't know of any other manufacturer that makes cables for these headphones.
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The cable works amazingly well. Because I use it so much the shielding has become worn out. However, it has a 2 year warranty and Shure is willing to replace it for me.
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I wouldn't buy them if I were you. I bought mine a month ago, barely used them and they are already broken. The cable went bad.
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Did you ever find a replacement? I ordered 2 but the end jack is just a normal size jack and the one's we need are a-little smaller in circumfrance b-need to screw in......
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I do not think that these cables are replaceable, but I would check Denon's website.
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hey there! ya, i was about to write a follow up. i got an insanely nice woman on the phone at AT support (found the # on the website) and she sent me a replacement cable for free. kind of amazing really. i would expect to pay at least the shipping if it hapens again. it kind of feels like i got another Xmas present because i wouldve had to buy a new set of headphones if i hadnt found a replacement cable. AT has won itself a loyal customer.
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I'm an owner of the white cable and it did just the same. I recommend you go elsewhere and avoid this company all together.
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Not with the stock cable, but Shure has a replacement cable you can buy which has the Apple controls. However, the review of the replacement cable is not that great. I have never used one so cannot comment on that.
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Lose the original cables ASAP and order TOXIC cables. They are expensive and they take a long time to make by hand. Talking about $200 and three months but they took my HE-500's over the moon. Oh and no the original cables weren't particularly microphonic.
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No, if this is the same cable that I ordered. But I'm sure there might be a up-dated version soon if not already available. Just not this one.
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I like these headphones too and I haven't experienced any noticeable cable tangling. In contrast, my other most-used headphones are Shure SE535-V but what I don't like about them is exactly what you said about the Sony!
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I have had issues with the cord I have had to return to shure once. now I have to send back again because it wasn't fixed. Cutting out when I move cord or head.
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Thanks for the reply and the link. I'll search for the Polycom version of the cables.
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Not necessarily. Check the information on the package for compatibility. Shure is an excellent brand.
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Good point, thanks - you got me worried. So I checked Shure's web site and found this (I couldn't see any info around limitations for non-authorized dealers?):"All products manufactured by Shure Incorporated after December 31, 2002 feature a limited two-year warranty. This two-year warranty is specific to the date of manufacture as determined by the serial number or date code printed on the product."http://www.shure.com/ProAudio/ServiceAndWarranty/ServicePolicies/index.htmI also checked the www.365USA.com web site and they mention the manufacturer's 2 year warranty for direct sales of the same headphone:http://www.365usa.com/DacsaPortal/?ProdID=7020084578So I think I'm ok.. Good point, thanks - you got me worried. So I checked Shure's web site and found this (I couldn't see any info around limitations for non-authorized dealers?):"All products manufactured by Shure Incorporated after December 31, 2002 feature a limited two-year warranty. This two-year warranty is specific to the date of manufacture as determined by the serial number or date code printed on the product."http://www.shure.com/ProAudio/ServiceAndWarranty/ServicePolicies/index.htmI also checked the www.365USA.com web site and they mention the... » Read More Good point, thanks - you got me worried. So I checked Shure's web site and found this (I couldn't see any info around limitations for non-authorized dealers?):"All products manufactured by Shure Incorporated after December 31, 2002 feature a limited two-year warranty. This two-year warranty is specific to the date of manufacture as determined by the serial number or date code printed on the product."http://www.shure.com/ProAudio/ServiceAndWarranty/ServicePolicies/index.htmI also checked the www.365USA.com web site and they mention the manufacturer's 2 year warranty for direct sales of the same headphone:http://www.365usa.com/DacsaPortal/?ProdID=7020084578So I think I'm ok.. « Show Less
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I have had my cables replaced twice, once a year. They send you a new pair, as long as it's within the warranty, with no problem. Both times, it seemed like there was a loose, wiring issue, causing sound to drop out of one of the sound engines.
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This is poor quality cable. They should be using LMR-400 or better with N connectors instead of this cheap 75 ohm video cable. Losses are very high at these frequencies, good quality cable is important. The botched this IMHO. I would much rather use better cable and connectors.