Hi there, my DT880 recently had rattling in the right driver at certain lower bass frequencies, so I did a search and found out there might be hair on the driver. I opened up the headphone and removed a lot of hair from the foam pad and replaced it, but there was still rattling. So I opened it up further and here is the issue. I accidentally pierced the white cardboard/foam thing (sorry I don't know what it's called) around the driver with a mini screwdriver I was using to open the plastic. I saw a brief mention of how to fix this (hot glue or silicon glue and "clipping" it?) but I'm not sure exactly what clipping it means or if that would even work, could someone explain that?
Also, even after removing some more hair from the felt-like material over the driver, the buzzing is still there. Is that because of pierced foam/cardboard material, or did I just not get all the hair off of the driver?
Thanks a lot to anyone who can help me.
Edit: Not my picture, but here is the "white cardboard/foam thing" I am talking about. I've found out it is called a "baffle". There is a small hole in that white area.
Edited by Gatsby - 2/28/11 at 11:24pm
Also, even after removing some more hair from the felt-like material over the driver, the buzzing is still there. Is that because of pierced foam/cardboard material, or did I just not get all the hair off of the driver?
Thanks a lot to anyone who can help me.
Edit: Not my picture, but here is the "white cardboard/foam thing" I am talking about. I've found out it is called a "baffle". There is a small hole in that white area.
Edited by Gatsby - 2/28/11 at 11:24pm
