Hi Dreadhead, glad to be of service. Yes, I have to turn up my headamp *slightly* above and beyond the R10 level or the JVC DX1000 level, but that was true of the stock phone as well. I suspect they are just naturally current hungry buggers.
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Just kidding, of course. Taking apart the precission to make the holes in the pieces for the driver's sides plates, it doesn't seem really difficult, you don't need special tools, no soldering... You just need to follow the excellent Mark's instructions. It'd be way more difficult if you were to calculate every single step and checking it for sonic results.

, a title which you are apparently saddled with forever, no matter how limited or involved you get with doing things for other Head-Fiers for profit. It also creates implications for me about what I can and can't say on the board (I value my ability to speak freely), and it's also unclear how that would affect the existence of this thread which could then be looked at as a possible "advertisement" for my services, given that I started it, and am touting its virtues. 


