I just picked up a pair of these se-20a's for dirt cheap. My goal is to swap the drivers with something decent off of Aliexpress (decent is a relative term here). Does anyone know the size of the SXC-007-0 driver? For some reason I was thinking it's a 50mm driver, but that's just the one I...

In case anyone gives a crap, here's some pics of my frankencans.  These are ATH-ESW9 fakes with the original drivers glued in, and replaced with some old Sennheiser HD495 drivers:     and done:

I'm going to resurrect this old thread since it's helping me quite a bit.  I bought a knockoff ETSW9 for less then $25.  It's a decent copy, but the drivers suck (of course).  So I opened them up and tore the old drivers out (they were glued in, so had to really pry them out).  Then I dug out my...

Quote: I'm surprised no one's replied.  I'm guessing by now you've either chucked them or figured out how to fix 'em.  It looks like you applied too much heat and the metal pad came off the plastic.  If you haven't torn the tiny wire that connects to it, I would get some epoxy and glue...

  Quote: Looked it up and it does look like they sell a lot of fakes.  I know they sell a lot of stuff from China, but at the same time, they sell a LOT of audio-technica headphones.  Went through the thread here: ...

Resurrecting an old thread.  A few months ago I bought a pair of ATH-ESW9A's from deal-cool.com for $24.40.  Having no idea the actual cost of the real deal, since I was searching for 'wooden headphones'.  Today I went to the same page to check on the price, and they're listed at $228.   So...

I own an ancient pair (20+ year old) of sennheisers that have a 2.5mm jack on them.  Years ago I ruined the cable and have never been able to find a replacement that's quality, or fits.  It's basically a 2.5mm male to 3.5mm male cable, but the 2.5mm plug is really low profile so it can jam into...