> I hate to say it but unless you want this to be a learning experience

That’s exactly what I want.

The soldiering isn’t too much of an issue, my main problem is figuring out all the wiring.

I don’t know how many cooper wires I need in the cord and where.

I don’t know how to attach a new 3.5 mm jack to my new cord, or if I should just buy a premade cord with a 3.5 mm jack already attached. And if I do buy one, how do I know it’ll have enough cooper wires for what I need

I don’t know to get braided cable for the exterior

I don’t really know what I’m doing, but I really want to learn how to do it

I’ll do that thank you

> Most headphones rely on a varnished braid to keep the wire so small. If you’re replacing with something else, be mindful of cable thickness. It might look heavier gauge copper but will probably just be more insulation (not needed)

I just looking for something a bit more durable so nothing fancy

> You will be adding a lot of bulk to the mix

Im ok with that

> Fyi you won’t see a real difference in audio quality, the power transmission on headphones is super small. The reason headphones sound like headphones is that they generally don’t have active drivers, and the speaker itself is small

Not really looking for increased audio quality, just durability

> Higher quality solder isn’t really a thing (rohs is somewhat prone to cracking but probably not what you’ve got)

Alright, I’ll keep that in mind