What's this - Chris been throwing the Bonanza around too violently again??!! :D ;)
Don't have a flying mag in with me at work, but trying to rememeber the company that advertise in the mags for headset repairs. A Google search just found the following, which may be of some use: Headset Repairs (http://www.headset-repair.co.uk/index.htm) who can be contacted on 0870 901 5579 or via email on
[email protected] . They're based in Birkenhead.
If you're looking for a 'self repair' option, I'd be a bit careful - the leads on these headsets is often made up of a copper / nylon strands mix for flexibility and can be a right s*d to solder!! If you were trying to follow this route, I'd look in a components catalogue such as CPC, Farnell or RS for an appropraite jack plug. If you have any difficulties, email me, as I'm basically an electronics engineer by training (although I spend most of my time directing others to do the dirty work these days!! ;)).
[Edited to apologise to BRL for a post that obviously crossed in the ether with his - they're the ones I was originally thinking of, so probably a better option posted by him]