I've got some of these musician earplugs, but as I said, they disort the sound image. Ok, I think there is no way to improve that :( I've tried to make it a little bit better with sugru, and it is a very effective. But sooner or later I will be probably look around for new ones. A huge THANKS...

I often wear ear plugs, but they distort the sound-image :( Is there no way to put something in the earpads to improve the shielding? Cause I like On Ears more then InEars.

Hi Guys! Since I'm playing my music in some very big clubs, I often got the problem, that I musst turn my headphones very loud, when listening to the next track, cause the music from the stationary sound system is too loud. So - do you know how I can improve the shielding of my On-Ear...

Thank you so much :) Sorry, but I don't have any other pictures and descriptions that I haven't postet here. So if you will read my descriptions you'll be able to do something like my mod, too ;)

Hi everybody! Today I've been looking for some cables, that I can use when I'm on the road with my headphones an when I'm not using them in the club for djing. Until I've tested them I'll write a review, which will help you buy your cables if you need some ;) During my search I found that...

For the future: If you're soldering sensitive parts do not use more than 300 degrees!!! If you don't have adjustable soldering iron, please work carefully with instinctive feeling! (You should do that everytime when you soldering things ;))

  I used the stock cable for internal wiring. For external wiring you can buy what you like, for my part I bougt A cable from zomo, which is originally made for use with the Sennheiser HD25, so I cut off the part at which the cable devides in left and right and soldered a 3.5mm jack.   I don't...

  I used the original Cable for the internal. As external cable you can buy what you like, for my part I bougt A cable from zomo, which is originally made for use with the Sennheiser HD25, so I cut off the part at which the cable devides in left and right and sodered a 3.5mm jack.   I don't...

After the Modding you'll have a Headphone like that (that's mine): I used the Mixit coiled audio cabel from Belkin and I have two jack sockets built into the earpieces. Sorry for my bad English :/

It's very simple to disassemble the headband. All you need is patience ;) - first you start removing the rubber part where the AKG Logo is -than you go on an remove it completely -once you've done that you can dissasemble the whole headband For hiding the cable in the headband, it's recommended...