Here's a pic of the headphone connector if anyone is interested :huh:

[Horsesoldier]

Thought you might like to see what all the mystery is about. I Just installed it on my waterproof gray ghost headphones. Unless you are skilled at soldering I would not recommend that you try the mod on your own. It was delicate work. You have to remove the brass male and female pins and solder the wires to them. As you can see there are a lot of parts. However, I gotta hand it to them. If properly installed there's no way this thing should not be waterproof.

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[ivanll]

They were obtainable as a kit, I've used a few of them for various projects over the years.

ivanll

 

[therover]

Let me know how the GG's sound. I only have the land headphones for my Infinium, but I am wondering how the GG's sound and how loud they are.

Thanks.

 

[Richard in N.O.]

Where did you get the connector? Garrett won't sell them anymore.

 

[ivanll]

Answer to where I got the parts from some years back.................. our local Nth. Qld. Miners Den,.............might no longer be available??

What we do to get over the hurdles:
Remove the complete cable with the plug attached from a pair of Infinium LS or AT-Pro land headphones and then fit the cable to your choice of headphones or extension plug or box, whatever is suitable for your need.

This is what I needed, my waterproof headphones is still intact.

ivanll

 

[Horsesoldier]

I used the one from the calrads.

 

[Horsesoldier]

They are bright and loud! Haven't had the oportunity to field test them yet.

 

[bearkat4160]

Heres pics of my connector and an external speaker I set up for my Infinium...works great, nice and loud. Everything except the connector I got at Radioshack. Connector came from Garrett.

Alan