The 60/80 have 4 conductor cables, so they will only have 2 wires in each of the sleeves where the 125i and up have an 8 conductor, so this can be exactly replicated. With the 60/80i, you'll have to do a 2 wire braid past the Y. You can chop the Y out on all of them, but you can only do a 4 wire braid on the 8 conductor cable, which is only on the 125i and up.
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Some of them may have only two conductors per side - so you would have to twist rather than braid them - but I don't see why not.
edit: what he said.
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Ah ok, yeah I was thinking I could just twist them.
Is it possible to get the 8 conductor cable separately? If it's not too expensive I'd like to try this and replace the SR80i cable with a higher end cable, though I'm not sure it'd be worth it.
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Mogami W2789 is an 8 conductor (8x26awg) cable you should be able to order to length.
I don't see any quality issues with using a 4 conductor cable instead though.
Edited by liamstrain - 11/7/11 at 7:25pm
what do i do after i have braid
how do i put it back in
can i order a mogami cable which have 8 cable so that i can braid
using ms-1
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Open up the cups, add in something for some strain relief (I used a cable tie and some hot glue on the inside - per Grado original), and resolder.
Yes - you can usually order any of the Mogami cables by the foot from any number of suppliers - depending on your location.
can you include some pic or video (sry)
or share me some link
i am very scared that i will mess up
can you also provide me a link on which mogami cable i should get
i want the cheapest and ok quality if possible (should be better than the original)
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I suggest you search in the fullsize headphone thread for "SR-60 Mod" "grado mod" and similar terms - all of this has been extensively covered, often with photographs.
You can buy the mogami 8 conductor by the foot here:
http://www.redco.com/shopexd.asp?id=509&bc=no
Personally - I think 8 conductor is unnecessary. 4 conductor cables are more than fine.
You could also see if someone who has done a re-cable on an 8 conductor grado, would sell you their old cable.
Doing these mod's is going to take some elbow grease, and there is always a risk. If you are not comfortable with possibly breaking your MS-1's for what is a usability/aesthetic upgrade - not a sound upgrade ... you might do a bit more research, and think hard before you start.
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