The original manufacturer's of your cables may be a good place to go for repairs. For example I've done this with Synergistic Research cables on a couple of occasions. They not only repair or replace the broken connector ends, but upgrade the cables to latest spec as well. Of course there is a charge for the service, but compared to the price of a replacement cable it's very worthwhile.
Ted Denney at Synergistic is a great guy to deal with.
For MIT you can consult with Joe Abrams; he is also on this site.
Lower cost cables may be worth trying to repair by yourself, but you must have the right materials + soldering & heat shrink expertise. If not, then you might advertise them for sale as-is for those who are skilled.
Ted Denney at Synergistic is a great guy to deal with.
For MIT you can consult with Joe Abrams; he is also on this site.
Lower cost cables may be worth trying to repair by yourself, but you must have the right materials + soldering & heat shrink expertise. If not, then you might advertise them for sale as-is for those who are skilled.