Putting a new end on a XLR cable

I googled a photo and it isn't obvious to me how to take them apart but a person with more experince should be able to figure it out.

However, before you go to al the trouble get a meter and check the resistance of each wire.  If you have continuity (0 ohms) between the pins on each end, then it isn't the cable.  

Jerry

There is 1. a screw holding the housing together or 2. the big part unscrews from the little part or 3. they glued it together when it was made (permanent) or 4. something else (the great unknown).

I had a broken connection in my Harmonic Tech XLR so took it to a guitar repair shop who fixed for $20. Good luck

A local technician should be able to easily handle this repair for far less than $500. Where are you located?

Also, if the connection between the conductor and XLR connector has failed, you would likely get no sound rather than a "softer" sound. Are you sure the cable is the problem?

@mushniksflorist 

If one of the hot wires is broken the sound will get softer. If the ground wire is broken, there will be no sound. Connection one is bad. I’m assuming it’s the connection. I’ve never had a wire break mid cable, but I’m sure it happens.

@dweller 

No screw that I can see and other than the collet with their logo, there doesn’t seem to be anything that comes off.