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My DIY electrostatic headphones
nice, very nice, thanks I haven't tried anywhere near as many things as you have So when it works I move on to the next problem only have 2um film staticide has worked for 2years on one set so guess its stable hole size didn't seem to make much difference I mostly copied your work adapted to...- Congo5
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My DIY electrostatic headphones
Those look nice! what is hole size and spacing? 1.5mm holes, offset spacing, 2.5mm on center? Gonna try having them made, I do double sided because they stay flat better and then only connect one side electrically that way the outside does not contribute to capacitance and coat the stator...- Congo5
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My DIY electrostatic headphones
Yea mostly building amps those are printed on a Tevo Tarantula, build area is 200mm cubic The headband just fits on the build plate. it was $200 and now they have a bigger one called Tornado and its much easier to assemble. Many Youtube videos on 3DPrinters, that's how I chose that one. its...- Congo5
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My DIY electrostatic headphones
That is after you learn to use them... :smile_phones: So I drew this up and printed some parts to tryout. will make some changes but it will work just fine. tried ABS but even at 50% infill it was very brittle so back to PLA for now as its very strong- Congo5
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My DIY electrostatic headphones
I looked for that cable also and the closest I could find is Cicoil, available from Digikey. 12kv rated High Flex flat cable...- Congo5
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My DIY electrostatic headphones
those are two year old pic's I mostly listen to ortho's and build amps. but they sound just fine and use them to test new amps so far have not burnt any but that would be fixable I found that other than diaphragm tension and coating the rest is not that important. OK active area...- Congo5
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My DIY electrostatic headphones
not sure what you mean but at first I used nylon screws but they are a pain..... then started using Polyphenylene Sulfide (PPS) washers, very high voltage, for transistors. example: SW-125-150 Avid makes them as well just pick the diameter and length you need to get through your stators...- Congo5
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My DIY electrostatic headphones
I use it for same reason, found on amazon. spray can of 6500. it works, none are easy for me to apply the right amount the first time...every time. one set have been working for a year so far.- Congo5
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My DIY electrostatic headphones
UHMW ? was sold to me as ultra high density polyethyline Ok --thanks on the teflon recomendation- Congo5
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My DIY electrostatic headphones
Those look Nice! Today I tried UDPE and it does not machine nicely for me, very stringy or I am using the wrong bit. Want to try Delrin. also have been listening to the JFloat's and just can not seem to want to wear them :-) although except for low bass the do sound good...- Congo5
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My DIY electrostatic headphones
Yesterday / Today I looked for the floor cleaner. As far as I can tell from the picture the ingredients are: Linear Alkyl benzene Sulphonate (LAS) and Sodium Lauryl Ether Sulfate Which here in the USA manufacturers do not have to list the ingredients on the bottle. Also there are...- Congo5
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My DIY electrostatic headphones
Well I could be completely wrong at this point, more soundstage is what I was expecting, so not hearing that I chose the easy to source pad version. also mental bias towards what stax has done? I can not find the exact products Wachara uses and am going to try some of what is here...- Congo5
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My DIY electrostatic headphones
yup only 2yrs 3mo preparing well just holding them up to my ears they sound very similar. And all Good>>>> when you account for diaphragm tension as some are tighter and have less bass. If I had to pick right now I would say the best is the lower middle black one with less open...- Congo5
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My DIY electrostatic headphones
yes that is what Spritzer said > so that is what mine is.. still wonder what more would be like.- Congo5
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My DIY electrostatic headphones
Yea I would not want to wind 7 6.3v filaments, 2 420v and a 16-0-16v. could it be done all in one? Tonight every thing seems to be working... oh I started using the pps transistor washers from the KGSSHV so that I can use metal screws... all these work, wish I knew why :-) ...- Congo5
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My DIY electrostatic headphones
The Megatron is well worth building, Its different than the KGSSHV. I do not use it in the summer due to heat, or when I just want to listen/test for a few minutes. It's hard to describe the sound but I like it very much. its very pleasing. And since you can wind the...- Congo5
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My DIY electrostatic headphones
still here and still trying things... I use an innertube stretcher but have an digital HVAC pressure gauge,(reads in 1/10th LBS) Still its easy to over do it. But also easy to build extras and slide them in to try. Yes I tend to make them too tight. One of the problems I have is...- Congo5
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Fostex T50RP Incremental Mods and Measurements
Does anyone know of a cheaper donor phone to use for mods that looks like the 500RP? (top or side mounting headband) not center of back like T50, T20 etc. something that would take a 80mm to 90mm driver? and maybe be able to use HM5 pads. Thanks- Congo5
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Fostex T50RP Incremental Mods and Measurements
You can definitely make cups n baffles on a lathe. BMF posted the dimensions post #1032 and cut the drivers square hole with a scroll saw or drill and file it... I do not like anything messing with the backwave so run them open and naked. tried a few things and gave up. My...- Congo5
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My DIY electrostatic headphones
does this count? 12ax7 / 5965 like post# 7 thanks for the update on the 2 microns Mylar.... its all I have to work with...good to know.- Congo5
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Fostex T50RP Incremental Mods and Measurements
Searched "open back and open housing" and did not find any, thought I had seen some somewhere? Anyone? one of my many theory's is that the main problem with T-50's are the housing, not the driver. (cheap plastic and sound reproduction do not go together). Yes Fostex did a good job making...- Congo5
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My DIY electrostatic headphones
on 1mm or so spacer. has to be able to move in both directions... and welcome- Congo5
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My DIY electrostatic headphones
Dude how thick are your pads? are the new ones thicker? they look pretty big in size(OD). A friend made these with lambskin, modeled after the 007 pad pictures. just guessing that it will work well, after all its Stax. they are comfy. also are some T50rp and SR-3 pads for reference...- Congo5
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My DIY electrostatic headphones
OK would you recommend this? active is 70x105mm just finished drawing it and can scale it or ??- Congo5
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My DIY electrostatic headphones
Single sided, could not think of a reason for DS, Will report when I try these, it may be a bit because I have many projects going at once. Quote: Thanks for that Pic! yours look exactly like the 007, Great Job. I was just moving in that direction, from the ones I did that...- Congo5
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