Replacement Coiled Headphone Cable for Senhai HD25 HD560

Coiled, reinforced, and made to last

• Coiled cable, built for the desk

  The coil holds its shape, so the cable stays off the floor and out of your chair. The matte soft-touch jacket feels grippy in the hand, and the coil stretches to give you reach across a desk or console without a loose run of cable underfoot.

• Gold-plated 6.35mm plug

  The plug is gold-plated, the finish you want on studio gear that gets plugged and unplugged often. The 2-pin end carries red and black markings, so you line it up with the headphone socket without guessing.

• Ferrite clamp and strain relief

  A ferrite clamp sits near the middle of the run to filter noise picked up along the cable. Strain relief at each connector takes the pull when you stand up or swivel your chair, which is where cheap cables usually fail first.

Swap the cable in three steps

1. 1
   Unplug the old cable

   Hold the connector housing and pull it straight out of the headphone socket. Do not pull on the cable itself.

2. 2
   Line up the markings

   Align the red and black markings on the 2-pin plug with the headphone socket, then press straight in until it seats.

3. 3
   Test both channels

   Play a track and check left and right before your next session.

Three plugs, one cable

• Coiled headphone cable×1

  Matte black spring cable with 2-pin connectors

• Gold 6.35mm plug×1

  Gold-plated stereo plug for studio and desk gear

• 3.5mm stereo plug×1

  For laptops, phones and other sources

• 6.35mm to 3.5mm adapter×1

  Screws on firmly to switch plug sizes

A worn cable shouldn't end the session

The cable that gave up

The cable crackles when you move, cuts out mid-mix, and tugs the headphones off your head every time you reach for the mouse. You keep working around it because a new headset feels like overkill. The problem is the cable, and the cable is a fixable part.

A replacement that fits

This coiled cable is built for the Senhai HD25, HD560, HD540, HD430 and HD250. The 2-pin connectors match the Sennheiser-style socket, and the red and black markings show you which way to line it up. Swap it in and the headphones are back in use within minutes.

Back to clean sound at the desk

The coil stretches across the desk and springs back when you stand up. A ferrite clamp sits near the middle of the run to filter noise, and the 3.5mm adapter lets the same cable plug into a laptop or other source.

What to expect

1. First use
   Fit check and first swap

   Match the 2-pin connector to your Senhai model, seat the plug, and confirm both channels play before your next session.

2. Week 1
   Coil settles into place

   The coiled jacket relaxes with regular use and lies flatter at the desk. Keep it stored loose to avoid kinks.

3. 30 days
   Settled into your routine

   With daily desk use, the cable should stay tidy and the strain relief should hold up. Check the connectors for wear.

Protect the connectors and the coil

• Align before pressing

  Line up the red and black markings first so the plug never goes in at an angle.

• Unplug by the housing

  Pulling the cable strains the solder joints and the jacket.

• Loop it loosely

  Avoid tight wraps and sharp bends so the coil keeps its shape.

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