I'd recommend getting a short mtm jack cable

@Billy Yum Yum Two-By-Two

Yeah a short cable is the best I could come up with

Or

I would really I prefer it to be rigid, but I can't find one

You can try getting a 90 degree mtf then put a straight mtm in the female part

Combine these

Yeah, that would work, but I would ideally want to avoid unessisary connections

You could try making your own

Then there's the issue of potential audio issues if you don't solder well

Or you could get a short cable

And 3d print a sheath for it to make it rigid

I got new headphones, and they have a female connection that comes off the side, where my last ones had a male that came straight down

So my cables are set up in a way that doesn't work with the new cans

Would a straight mtm not work?

I'm probably just going to get a whole new cable, since the adapter doesn't exist

It would stick out horizontally and leverage the shit out of the jack

Yeah, I saw the picture of the headphones

Is the default cable no good?

It's a weird locking design and everyone that has one says it causes connection problems eventually

And I don't want to have a long cable since I have a mod mic and the mic can't support the weight of the cable going to my headphone amp, since it's kinda long

This is my current cable

I was hoping I could just get a right angle male/male and slap it on, but I'm just going to have to replace the existing cable

F

Basically

Thanks for the help tho

I want to get a phantom powered mic

But good ones are expensive

Yeah

I used to have a blue yeti, but a desk mic was such a pain for casual chatting and such I just got the mod mic

So much more convenient to have a headset

wym

how was it a pain

It takes up space on your desk

And you have to sit up to it

With a headset you can jump and jive all about and it won't be a problem

Or you know, lean back in your chair, rather than lean into the desktop mic

By all means get a desktop mic if you're doing voice over or recording audio or something