Nylon chord headphones

[DismaliciouSx]

Ok so I just got these amazing headphones but there is one problem, the nylon chord and the noise it makes whenever I move it. The noise makes my skin crawl... I know it sounds weird but any ideas as to what I can do?

[Commander Thor]

You're talking about the in-ear earbuds right?
If so, there isn't much you can do about the noise you hear when you move around, aside from not moving around. :P
One thing I've found that can somewhat help, is not pushing them all the way in, leave them out a bit and the sound is quieter, but it doesn't go away.

Also, not music. :arrow: TJP

[DismaliciouSx]

Actually I am talking about over ear headphones and the noise to the headphones is not what is bugging me, it is the noise the chord makes whenever it is touched or moved. Thanks for the feedback though.

[Commander Thor]

and the noise to the headphones is not what is bugging me, it is the noise the chord makes whenever it is touched or moved. Thanks for the feedback though.

Oh I know, you can 'hear' the noise the cord makes when it's moved around, right? 'Cause that was what I was talking about. :P


Actually I am talking about over ear headphones

I don't think I've ever had this issue with OTE headphones, even the ones with the nylon cord....
Odd.

[Infidelitas]

Try setting some electrical tape and tape around each part of the cord.

[DismaliciouSx]

Haha Thor :P btw mine are skullcandy aviators. Infidelitas I was think of the tape idea but. Couldn't think of what tape wouldn't be too sticky but electrical tape just might work

[DJbeggar]

Also you can use shirt clip. It should reduce noise.