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Schiit Hel, bought in 2020 for my gaming rig. Worked great, but I've upgraded to a standalone microphone. I've moved a couple times since purchasing, and I've misplaced the cables. They are just micro USB and a micro USB power supply. The volume knob on top also has a few scratches on it...

I bought this from Massdrop in 2014. This is one of my favorite amplifiers, and paired great with my Beyerdynamic DT-880, but I've been really happy with my THX AAA 789 and haven't used this since setting that amp up. Works great, includes power supply, but no other cables. Price includes...

This amp used to be part of my office kit, but it's been sitting in a closet since 2019. Tested working, includes no cables. Power cable is a standard PC 3-prong cord. Price includes shipping to CONUS.

I bought this set as a "back-up" for my first pair, since I loved them so much. But my work situation changed, and I'm now working at home and can use any of my open back cans. These are brand new in box, and only opened to test functionality after purchase. I did use the cable for a couple...

Very lightly used, these were my "travel" cans that only saw a handful of weekend trips. Comes with original cable, spare pads, carrying case, and original box. There is some very light finish marring from plugging the cables in, but otherwise they're in great condition. Price includes...

Massdrop Username: TommyFive   I'd love to see some small portable closed cans, or maybe some cans with active noise cancelling. 

Quote: Originally Posted by vvs_75 Nice work! But I think you want to keep you sliding cover open every time you use amp more than 10min. :-) Nah - the last case was a closed case, heat wasn't an issue at all. Thanks though!

I'm almost done with a new case for my Millet Hybrid. I messed up the DC jack, so I have to order another one. The volume control is recessed and the hex nuts for the 1/4" jack and the power switch are inlaid. I made this out of Lacewood and Walnut. I put in a sliding cover for when...

Hey all, I've been away from this place for quite a while... largely due to lack of money. Heh. Anyway, I just shot my portfolio for grad school, and I shot this for it - while I have a somewhat formal picture of the build, I figured I would share it with the bunch of you. These are my Grado...

Nothing? Really? I'd prefer to have some way of removing my wood cup without damaging it or the driver...

Alright, so I made myself a nice set of woodies along with a recable for my SR-225's, and at the time of the recable all I had was a lighter to shut the heat-shrink. Of course, as careful as I was this still burned a hole or two in the sleeving, so I set aside a re-do job on that until two...

SUNY New Paltz, senior. BS Art Education BFA Photography I feel like the only audiophile here...

Hmm... For some reason I never saw this thread. Here's some of my recent work - a piece on water.

Yeah man, that work space is beautiful. Those old Delta table saws are some seriously accurate machines. And those Delta Jointers last forever. Still have my Delta jointer, but I've since moved to a Saw Stop table saw. It's a lot nicer, but there's just no character to it. Which planer is that...

In order to ask "what", you must first ask "why". Why do you want to mod it? What are you unhappy with about it? If you can't answer these questions, then don't go fixing what ain't broke.

Spend $10 at Radioshack. Get a cheap $5 iron and cheap $2 solder. Splurge the last $3 on a 9V battery for your smoke alarm. I'm sure you'll have another use for the iron and solder at some point in your life. Otherwise, no - superglue will actually isolate the antenna. You need a good bond...

I don't see how this is any less "stressful". When taking apart a cheap cable you have enamel to scrape off of the wire before you can even solder it. And when you snip off the old connectors you have bare cable - exactly your starting point had you bought a run of nice cable. Actually, you'll...

I want a free recable!

Quote: Originally Posted by F107plus5 *whew* Cool! That means I probably won't damage my grills and need to replace them after all! ....getting Jubilees; Tom? That's cool too! Yup - still feelin' the bill on that one though. I can't believe I replaced my 580's with the 600...

Quote: Originally Posted by F107plus5 ....oh great; now that I know that, I'll probably damage the ones on my HD600. Darned "Murphys Laws". Nah, from what it sounds like they started stocking the 600 grills again - for a pretty good price, too!

Definitely Stax - quality all around.

Dan Deacon. He just annoys me.

Been playing guitar for ~12 years here as well, and making them for about 6. I play in a guitar/bass duo, and otherwise just futz around on my own.