The space between the wires looks a bit tiny. I earlier did one for one of the earphones from the mesh in a smoking pipe(check Amazon] . It turned out to be more work than anticipated. I used the tool for cutting holes in a leather belt. Whatever happens you have to protect the driver from...

Yes I did. Its less involved than the disassembly. Sennheiser went out of their way to make it easier, with markings, grooves etc. You basically have to get sealed unit. The top "port" vents outside the one below appears to be cosmetic..its completely sealed. The wire entry point into the case...

Will do.

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Ok ,managed to get the driver out safely. Heat gun and aluminium foil wrapped around the plastic parts. Wasnt careful with the foil around the strain relief so l lost that. Will have to source that somewhere.

Thanks , will let you know later

I'm still going to give it a shot. Once something can be done by one person means another person could repeat. I'm not a novice at this, just trying to find out if anybody has done it here. The photo is not mine... just to further explain my point. The driver is held by glue. There is nothing...

Thanks for the reply. You sound like you are offering a service lol

Anybody know how to separate the driver from the case for rewiring. One of the channels not working. Something similar to the photo

Quote: Originally Posted by bba1973 Decore a pair of Shure olives, cut off the top 1/3 or so, and stuff them under each flange. Worked well with UE single flanges, and I just did it today with my set of UE biflanges. I've only used my stuffed biflanges once (that was this morning), but...

I have been using the re0 for a while now with different tips, and so far the supplied medium bi-flanges tips provide the best sound. My problem is the supplied medium bi-flanges tips are not very comfortable to use. I have tried both the sony hybrid and the shure olives and both change the...