Clumsy me! Broken USB headset

[Erstwhile]

I accidentally pulled the cable connected to the stereo headset and microphone from the PCB that has the Volume and Mute function (in which the USB A cable is attached)

The headset cable has a green, a red, a red/green, a blue, and a bare copper wire (which I am assuming is ground)
The PCB solder pads are labeled 1C, 1W, 3C, 1 (C or G), 2R
The red/green wire brought its solder pad with it (no problem as to where it goes)
I am not sure if I am seeing any colored threads still attached to the solder pads. (10x loupe)

Is anyone familiar with this PCB labeling or wire color scheme?
Thanks!

 

[Delta Prime]

We need to see what you’re looking at.
Can you please take some photos.
As well as the make & model of product the PCB came out of.
Also; do you have & know how to use an multimeter.If not, we will walk you through it. Easy Peezy lemon Squeezy.

 

[john22]

Green wire typically corresponds to audio out (right channel).

Red wire is generally for the microphone (audio input).

Blue wire might be for audio out (left channel).

Red/Green wire can be used for things like volume control or mute signals, based on your description.

Bare copper is likely ground (G).