I don't know if that part can be opened, at least and still be useable afterwards.
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Cleaning Headphones
Hey all,
I've got a pair of Skullcandy Hesh Wireless 2 headphones, and it sounds like there's a grain of sand in the left side; it keeps bouncing around whenever I walk, so I can't listen on the go. I've opened the whole thing up, and narrowed it down to the piece closest to the ear (the one with the actual speaker), but I can't find where the sound is coming from in there, and I don't know how to open that without damaging my headphones. Help please?
I've got a pair of Skullcandy Hesh Wireless 2 headphones, and it sounds like there's a grain of sand in the left side; it keeps bouncing around whenever I walk, so I can't listen on the go. I've opened the whole thing up, and narrowed it down to the piece closest to the ear (the one with the actual speaker), but I can't find where the sound is coming from in there, and I don't know how to open that without damaging my headphones. Help please?
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