Sorry didn't see your post until today, I have bought a set of G-cushions, and they are comfortable as hell. 

Quote: Thanks! I have glued the driver into the "inner cup", so I just have to use the good old "hairdryer method" to get the driver out again .

Quote: Actually its just some 125i drivers.

Sorry for bad resolution

  Pictures of my Alu mod:   I have been messing around with these for a while, now they're finished. Unfortunately I screwed up one of the drivers and am now looking for a new pair of "donor" cans.  

Pictures of my "redesigned" mod:   New and changed: Aluminum cups Glasblated finish  Hinges instead of "sliding rods" Detachable cable (two mono ports) Fixed headbands (two bolts in each) Much better hinges Bought a slappa headphone case, I highly recomend them.  ...

Oh yeah, I've been away from headfiin the summer time, but now when it cets colder I,l crawl back to my cave and post some photos... tomorrow

Wow, thanks a lot for the useful advice, I might try this out in my next pair.

Well I don't know if some shoelaces work better than others. Try it out! 

Quote:   Thank you.  I have just finished version "2.0". I'l post pics soon.

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Well I could easily make a bunch of "gimbals" (didn't know that word, just looked it up). If somebody is interested pm me, It won't be expensive.

Quote: I sanded them by hand and used contact glue, and I didn't polish them. To sainkeat I figured out that my price for my structure was far to high, but I won't set it lower because the whole thing is really hard to do. So I am working on an easier structure right now.    

First of all if you're new to grado mods you should look through these threads: http://www.head-fi.org/forum/thread/508459/sr60-mod http://www.head-fi.org/forum/thread/119314/post-your-grado-mods   About the grills. I heated them up with a hairdryer before i removed them. This melted...

I am in the middle of a cup modding and I hav to get the plastic sound chambers off the cups. In Bilavideos sr-60 mod thread there have been discussed a lot of different methods to do this, i came up with an easy one.   I used my sander to sand them of. I'm not sure what you call this...

Thank you for the answer I'l check it out

Thanks for the answer, but I've found out I will just buy an extension cable and make a headphone cable out of it.

  Simple question: I screwed up my cable when in was sleeving my it, so i need a new cable. I've heard that Grado's stock cables are pretty good, so I don't wanna go down in class but it doesn't either need to be an upgrade. Could someone recommend a cable that is equal to Grado's?  ...

Simple question: I screwed up my cable when in was sleeving my it, so i need a new cable. I've heard that Grado's stock cables are pretty good, so I don't wanna go down in class but it doesn't either need to be an upgrade. Could someone recommend a cable that is equal to Grado's?   Thank you...

Quote: WOW they look marvelous, I would love to see some more pics.

Actually i have tried adding pads but they look better without, and because of the double headband they are more comfortable than any padded headphones I've tried before.

Creative concept... but I would never wear it

Pm me if you are interested in buying "the structure". Witch means the piece showen above.

Quote: Well I cant say i haven't thought about it. Maybe if i get over five orders it could be something.....

Thank you