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post #61 of 77
12/26/12 at 4:38am

Superglue + scotch seems to works for me .I think super glue is not enough, only scotch  prevent the cracks to be "bent".

 

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post #62 of 77
12/26/12 at 6:15am
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Originally Posted by extrabigmehdi View Post

Superglue + scotch seems to works for me .I think super glue is not enough, only scotch  prevent the cracks to be "bent".

 

my friend's one was cracked at the inner part of the interconnecting beam (the one that has the 1,2,3,4... written all over it) 
and it was cracked there twice

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post #63 of 77
12/26/12 at 6:20am
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Originally Posted by streetdragon View Post

my friend's one was cracked at the inner part of the interconnecting beam (the one that has the 1,2,3,4... written all over it) 
and it was cracked there twice


oh, ok, this part  is the most bothering. So far , I  got no problem there. Maybe your friend has a too big head.

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post #64 of 77
1/6/13 at 7:33pm

Anyone's headband disintegrating?

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post #65 of 77
2/18/13 at 11:56pm
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Wow.. after several months, my 940 has totally failed on me.. So many cracks!!  

 

Here is an update of my 940 frown.gif

 

Left Side 

 

 

 

Right Side

 

 

 

 

Thankfully, the new super glue I bought has been keeping the cracks sealed properly. The two open cracks (orange circles) are the ones waiting to be super glued soon. 

 

I'm probably going to send it to Shure for warranty replacement soon and sell the replacement here. Does anyone know if the warranty replacement is brand new headphone or is it just the cracked parts replaced with the new parts? 

 

It's pretty painful to watch my headphone disintegrate so quickly and helplessly.. 

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post #66 of 77
2/19/13 at 2:45am

I like them quite a bit, hope they improve on the plastics material. My 840 cracks too.

 

 

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I patch then with glue too.

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post #67 of 77
3/4/13 at 3:49am

finally my customized srh940 are finished. work was done by a fellow member from german hifi-forum.de

 

no more headband worries!

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post #68 of 77
3/4/13 at 4:01am
Nice work, very nice indeed :-)
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post #69 of 77
3/4/13 at 4:16am
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Originally Posted by sofastreamer View Post

finally my customized srh940 are finished. work was done by a fellow member from german hifi-forum.de

 

 

 

 

no more headband worries!

 

great job. It seems that the pads are deeper too ?

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post #70 of 77
3/4/13 at 5:54am

nope, pads are original stock pads.

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post #71 of 77
3/4/13 at 1:53pm

Ohhh, very nice. Headband looks a lot more comfortable too. Was that a headband taken from another pair of headphones and modified? Looks like a Beyer headband with better padding. Wish I had the ability to modify my headphones and do something like that (or I lived closer to Germany)!


Edited by Dillont3 - 3/4/13 at 2:03pm
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post #72 of 77
3/4/13 at 2:11pm
Under the sales of goods act you are allowed a refund for any electricals upto a year. Don't let policy's rip you off they have broken their end of the contract by selling faulty goods. Don't go to shure go to the seller research sales of goods acts and show to the seller ask him under the sales of goods act are you denying me a refund... If he sea yes then take him to court as he's breaking the law.
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post #73 of 77
3/4/13 at 7:57pm

its the headband from a pair of ISK HP2011

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post #74 of 77
4/17/13 at 12:23pm
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Originally Posted by sofastreamer View Post

finally my customized srh940 are finished. work was done by a fellow member from german hifi-forum.de

 

no more headband worries!

 

You inspire me to do this, except i didn't send it to a professional, i just used recycled and spare materials from the old headbandtongue.gif

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post #75 of 77
4/17/13 at 3:46pm
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Originally Posted by sofastreamer View Post

finally my customized srh940 are finished. work was done by a fellow member from german hifi-forum.de







no more headband worries!

Holy cow that looks nice. Great job!
I just sent my SRH940 back to Shure for repair under warranty. I have no idea why Shure couldn't have designed a better headband system...........
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