Questions & Answers for: Skull Candy radio shack online store

...Radio Shack - part # 274-0869, which has small screw connectors that don't need soldering. Strip about 1" of the braided insulation at the old jack end, which will expose 4 very small wires: Blue, ...

Radio Shack or similar type store and reconnect to match the original set up (as determined by the testing earlier) If it the ear bud cable is too short, you could purchase an extension cable that has

...Radio Shack. If there is no change, and there will be if it's the plug, then the problem is in the wiring or the speaker. If it looks easy to disassemble then check it. All you will have is two thin ...

...radio shack. You can splice wires together by striping the wires back and reconnecting them together making sure all wires are connected together and not touching one another, Twist red to red white ...

...but its quite annoying... I would check into an inline amplifier for your 3.5 mm jack, look at Radio ...

...radio shack and if you take it already cut and new plug in hand to a TV repair shop they should charge you about 10 bucks and.............. try not to pull the cable to unplug it, hold the plug and ...

...Radio Shack or similar and solder the wiers to the contacts as follows bare copper (2 of them) to the "sleeve" which is the part of the plug closest to the cord, then solder each of the other two ...

...Radio Shack, especially if you know how to solder connections. Otherwise, the best I can recommend is a friend who's electronically competent, or maybe a local tech at a computer or audio shop. The ...

...these to work again.. You need a new headphone Jack. The parts can be acquired from Radio Shack or any online retailer, here's a good instruction ...

...them to get a replacement since i dont have the original receipt. I would look online for the replacement or go to a Radio Shack type store. Heck you can order them from Radio Shack online I am