Hotspringseeker
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Thanks!!!!
The slipping earpieces on my 325's was driving me NUTS!!!.....
And they're NEW.....it could only get worse I'm sure.
I tried wrapping sports tape above the plastic.......gradually it slipped to the top.
I tried ski wax to add a little sticky friction to them.....didn't work.
I tried cleaning the plastic housing with contact cleaner.....No change.
I thought about jamming a toothpick in there but the tolerance is too tight.
I was prepared to take them to work and rough them up with a mill file....or a blow torch.....weld on them and chip the slag off for some kind of friction.......anything to keep them from slipping so bad.
It seemed as though they would even slip while lying flat on the table.
I was pulling my hair out with these damn things slowly slipping, slipping, slipping every time I tried to enjoy listening to them.....until I saw it was as easy as ordering a few set screw collars from a hobby shop.
Thanks for saving me from having to can these cans and go to some 650's!!!
I'm doing the same for the RS-1's whether they need it or not.
Grado, are you listening??
This is a SUPERIOR idea!!
The slipping earpieces on my 325's was driving me NUTS!!!.....
And they're NEW.....it could only get worse I'm sure.
I tried wrapping sports tape above the plastic.......gradually it slipped to the top.
I tried ski wax to add a little sticky friction to them.....didn't work.
I tried cleaning the plastic housing with contact cleaner.....No change.
I thought about jamming a toothpick in there but the tolerance is too tight.
I was prepared to take them to work and rough them up with a mill file....or a blow torch.....weld on them and chip the slag off for some kind of friction.......anything to keep them from slipping so bad.
It seemed as though they would even slip while lying flat on the table.
I was pulling my hair out with these damn things slowly slipping, slipping, slipping every time I tried to enjoy listening to them.....until I saw it was as easy as ordering a few set screw collars from a hobby shop.
Thanks for saving me from having to can these cans and go to some 650's!!!
I'm doing the same for the RS-1's whether they need it or not.
Grado, are you listening??
This is a SUPERIOR idea!!