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i have a nice pair of Shure headphones that I left out one day and unfortunately the cats ruined the cable. There's enough good cable for me to salvage and reattach a plug, but I'm having trouble with the wires. There are 2 conductors in each insulator, a ground and a signal wire. The signal wires are red and green. They are also not like any wire I've ever soldered. If i just try to solder them unaltered, the coating gets very, very melted and it doesn't make a good connection. I thought they might be enameled or something so I tried sanding off the coating, but when I do that they completely fray apart and again, I can't get a good connection.

Anybody have experience with these kinds of wires? I'm stumped here, they headphones are really nice and I don't want to replace them when the fix is as simple as a couple solder joints, but I can't seem to get these wires to make a good connection