Reddit mentions of Zeskit AU111 6 Feet Premium Audio Extension Cable, Nylon Braided, 3.5mm TRRS 4 Poles Jack (Male to Female)

What you need is a TRRS extension cable.

Not the standard TRS cable.

Something like this:

https://www.amazon.com/Zeskit-Braided-Nylon-Premium-Audio/dp/B00S1R7F2U/

I use a ModMic 5 with my Sennheiser HD 650.

This adapter to split.

This cable to make it less annoying

The cable doesn't seem to be in stock anymore, but you get the idea.

Plug the cable into your controller, the splitter into the cable, the mic into the mic input of the splitter, and your headphones into the headphone input of the splitter.

Make sure any cables you get are 4-pole so it supports stereo audio plus the microphone.

The mic is detachable (magnetic) and looks like this attached.

Obviously not that elegant a fix, but an extension should cover you while you shop around.

Hey I know how to help with this! So you have to make sure the aux cord you have has three lines, one for left audio one for right audio and one for your mic.


If you look at the tip of the aux cord on the one you have there is probably only two black lines, meaning audio information from a mic wouldn't be able to travel through it.


You need an aux cord like this that has three black lines around the tip

Zeskit Braided Nylon 6 Feet Premium Audio Cable - 3.5mm, (Male to Female) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00S1R7F2U/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_q16uCb6HPPQ8V

Connect the headset to a 4-pole Y-splitter (three black rings on the connector), the Y-splitter and PC to a headphone splitter and then the headphone splitter to the controller. I think the cable going from the headphone splitter to the controller also has to have a 4-pole connector. So just replace the headphone splitter's 3-pole 3.5mm cable with a 4-pole 3.5mm cable. If the headset cable terminates in one and not two connectors, I think you can use a 4-pole 3.5mm cable instead of the Y-splitter so that it's less clunky. The cable going from the headset to the headphone splitter would need one male connector, which connects to the headphone splitter, and one female connector, which connects to the headset cable, like this.

I’m impressed with how fast you responded! Thank you :) ya I’m fine with soldering and was planning on having to do it. Curious, if you don’t mind answering, can any 4 pole 3.5 mm wire work? Like this one from amazon? (I would strip one end off and then solder.)

Zeskit 6 Feet Premium Audio Extension Cable, Nylon Braided, 3.5mm TRRS 4 Poles Jack (Male to Female) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00S1R7F2U/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_yhVDCbDRKMNHD

Just buy something like this (or two).

Not trying to flame, it's just a solution. Woulda been nice if the joycons and pro controller could have headphone jacks like the WiiU controller and DS4, but that also means they woulda been even more expensive.

Last year ordered mine straight from concept 2 website, $5 + $8 shipping, it was cheaper than the seller who had it on amazon at the time, I don't remember exactly how long it took to be delivered but it wasn't too long
http://shop.concept2.com/parts/353-smartphone-cradle-for-pm3-pm4-and-pm5.html

looks like amazons third party seller is about 99 cents higher, but maybe quicker delivery
https://www.amazon.com/LiveRowing-Concept-Rowing-Machine-Smartphone/dp/B01GIHWWU4

I bought a pair of $150 (jaybird) bluetooth earbuds a couple years ago, but they died out pretty quick and didn't sound as good nor was the volume as loud as wired. Now it seems the market is flooded with bluetooth earbuds full of marketing reviews, I don't trust them. the battery is going to have a limited lifespan and the amp in the bluetooth headphones will never have as good of a sound output as wired earbuds

while rowing I have ErgData running and listen to audiobooks and on my phone using this extension for my wired earbuds, it's okay...
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00S1R7F2U/

I let the extension drop to the ground under the foot rests, then run my earbud cable down inside my shirt exiting on my right hip area and plug it into the extension cable. I've never had an issue with it getting tangled. I then used a small piece of duct tape to tape the earbud cable to my t-shirt collar so the earbuds don't pull out of my ear while rowing, before I used the duct tape it would get annoying because the rowing motion would eventually pull the earbud out of my ear after a couple minutes, now with the tape I have some slack between my collar and ears for the cable and they stay in during the my rowing session.

Not sure if something like this is what you meant, but for 8 bucks you could get a 6 foot extender from zeskit. Good quality and feel. I have one that I use with my superlux HD-668B's and I really like it.
Edit: the link didn't show up, here it is https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00S1R7F2U/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_Q2F1xbBJAEHYX

Hey all. I couldn't find anything about this in any of the listed posts, though perhaps I'm blind. I'm looking to replace the cable on my Superlux 668-B as it's torn to hell from my chair wheels (I'm going to be hanging a Command hook next to my desk to remedy that issue in the future) and near the top (close to where it plugs into the headphones) it seems to have cracked/torn/whatever and the wires inside the big tubing are now exposed -- see here | and here

I have one I'm looking at, but was hoping I could possibly find something a little cheaper, or just get some suggestions from those of you who probably know what to look for better than I do.

Here's the cable I'm currently considering.

----

• Budget - $10, hard limit.
  
  
• Source - My computer (FX6800-01e with stock motherboard and soundcard), my iPhone 5S, and my Visual Land Prestige 10 (Android Tablet). (I specify these because the informational post mentioned that different devices have different outputs that can affect the sound, or something to that effect. I'm not an obnoxious in-your-face hipster, I promise! :P)
  
  
• Will you be using these Headphones in Public? - Yep. I do have a cheapo short cable with a plastic tubing, which I currently use for in-public use.
  
  
• Preferred tonal balance - I don't think this is relevant to the cable, but I want as neutral of a sound as I can get.
  
  
• Cable Preferences - Nylon tubing, metal connector cover or.. whatever the hell you'd call that piece. (The part that says Zeskit in the link I posted.)
  
  Edit: Formatting.

No problem! I think that's what I am going to do once it comes back in stock on Amazon. Something like this would do the trick, right?

Don't know about your m50's but in the meantime you could get something like this for your SE215's.