Hello everyone, following suggestions earlier in this thread I managed to open my Opus 1s, pulled out battery and some other pieces and managed to get to the PCB level. There are both sockets (2.5mm and 3.5 mm), though without any markings. I would assume that they are more or less standard and...

I understand that when I open Opus, I can see which type of socket is needed :) Just thought that I would be better off opening player only once to make replacement :) My apologies for using a wrong word - of course, it's socket in the body of DAP.

Hello, It looks like 3.5mm jack of my Opus #1s started to give up. Could anyone point me in a direction of a replacement? I plan to replace it myself, just need to know which type of jack to buy. Many thanks!

Hello, Do you happen to have pictures of battery from the other side? Any markings there, which could be useful? Many thanks!

Must be this one I guess...

Anyone had luck finding the battery on ALiexpress? If yes, would you be so kind to share the link? Many thanks!

Thank you very much, this is very helpful!

There are plenty of similar batteries on e-bay, but with slightly different sizes. Do you happen to know how tight is the free place inside Opus for battery?

Hello, I have my Opus #1s since about 6 months now and in general am quite happy with it. However, I encountered strange thing. Since maybe couple of weeks the output volume became much lower at the same settings. For example, I used to listen to my IEMs at the level 80, while now to achieve...

Well, according to the manual, 2.5mm balanced output can also be used to connect to balanced amplifier, not just to headphones with balanced cable. However, on top they suggest to connect 3.5mm cable as well...

Hello everyone, May I kindly ask for your help? This is a phrase which I've read in user manual: "Connect the device to a balanced audio input device through earphones port (Ø3.5mm) (ground) and balanced output port in conjunction." Picture shows that indeed they recommend using 2 cables, one...

Hello, I am planning to build custom cable for Meze 99 Classics. It is known fact that they require slim 3.5 mm jacks for connection on headphone side. My measurements with existing cable show that actual diameter of said jacks is about 3.44 - 3.45 mm with stem length 14 mm. Now, I've been...

Thanks, that's what I've done while fitting pad back last time. So far it survived one hour on the go, so hopefully should be OK now.

Keep my fingers crossed :smile_phones:

I purchased my Meze early October 2017, so it is definitely covered by warranty. And I have not had any issues with them until this pad fell off. Lip does go all the way around, it was tucked in.