Is there a way to fix a "blown out" speaker on a

Mine did this too. Go to the skullcandy waranty page, and submit a claim and they will replace it for you

I seam to recall that in certain parts of the World Skull Candy offer a lifetime warranty on their headphones. So I would check their website out before trying anything else.
If not then you can visit my guide on my blog about headphone repairs.

Hello,
don't feel alone this happens on lots of head phone set up. What happens sense the wire run through the top over to the other side and head phone are constantly put on , twisted, adjusted and so forth, the small little wires that are normally soldered to the two wires to each side get loose. Only thing you can do to attempt to fix it yourself, is to take off carefully the right side ear piece, and get to the exposed wires, you will then notice most likely it will be smashed or loose. If you or if you have a friend that knows how to solder, than, you would make sure wire is cleaned, stripped and re- solder it. Than problem will work. I am sure that is the problem, nothing else it could be. Thanks Mike ( premium expert from fixya)

I would try using some black electrical tape to hold the wire in place.

If you know someone who has soldering equipment they might be able to repair the wire, otherwise it is probably best to replace the headphones.

You might want to take a look at my Tip on headphones. Just click my user name to find it.

You should return them to the place you bought them from. You might need your recepit. Otherwise visit the Skull Candy website. DO NOT attempt to repair them otherwise your warranty will be void.

If you are handy at repairing electronics, you can splice the white cord open and re-solder the wire if it is loose. However I NEVER use the iPod earphones - reason being is when I listen to a song on my iPod and the dial slips past 80% then speakers usually blow. I would buy a pair of Skullcandies, I have 2 pairs and they have never blown. They are only $14.99 at any Target/Walmart and you can definitely save yourself the hassle. Those earphones brand new at stores such as Radioshack are about $29.99, and are very mediocre.

I'm also a stickler for sound I was devastated when my iPod touch headphone jack broke. I think it's impossible to find a pair of headphones that never blow. I'm using skullcandy lowriders at the minute and they are great except you can hear the sound coming out of the headphones from a mile away. I would reccomend sending your headphones back to Bose or wherever you brought it from. Most stores have a 1 year return guarantee on all products. Hope I was of help, Jess.

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