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Headphone to headset conversion - pictures and learnings
I recently completed a headphone conversion project where I wired an Antlion ModMic into a pair of AudioTechnica ath-a700x headphones. I didn't see a lot of these projects posted so I thought I'd share some of my learnings. The reason I did this is because I've broken many cheap headsets with...- Greg_R
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DIY Cable Questions and Comments Thread
I'm making a braided cable for a headset (TRRS). I have 4 strands of 28g wire. Is a particular braiding pattern recommended? There will be 3 active conductors (L/R + mic) and 1 ground. I see the two options below. Any recommendations would be appreciated! ...- Greg_R
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TRRS 3.5mm mini cables?
Are there any 4-pole 3.5mm mini cables available commercially? This is a typical stereo mini cable but with the extra conductor for a microphone. I'm looking for a male-to-male cable with good flexibility & a braided cover. If an option doesn't exist then I plan to DIY. This will be for a...- Greg_R
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Ultimate DIY: the 3.5mm 1/8" mini jack plug collection thread
Has anyone found a good source for TRRS mini jacks? This is like a 3.5mm stereo jack but with an extra ring (for microphone). I've found a few plug sources but very few socket sources. Additionally, the quality level is unclear (will the tabs break, how is the strain relief, etc.). I'm...- Greg_R
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Headset recommendation for a large head
My laptop's combo port had previously not played well with Lync. Either way, it's a <$10 USB soundcard or <$5 cable to convert 3.5mm headphone & mic plugs. Native USB support is NOT required, thanks!- Greg_R
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Headset recommendation for a large head
I'm fine with that level of sound quality. Would they fit a large head and are they durable? I've had a lot of these "plastic around metal band" style adjustments break on me... especially when the cups are fully extended.- Greg_R
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Headset recommendation for a large head
Hi everyone, I'm looking for an extremely comfortable sealed headset (headphones + mic) to use for casual music listening and VOIP communications. Requirements: - Must fit my head and be comfortable for multiple hours of continual use. I have a pair of HD600s and they fit well almost...- Greg_R
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PC headset for a large head
Oh, and the headphones should not require an external amp...- Greg_R
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PC headset for a large head
wrong forum, sorry- Greg_R
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Amp started buzzing - cap replacement?
I have a pair of active monitors that are 10 years old. Until recently, they had been working perfectly. Suddenly they both started buzzing. I've eliminated the electrical in the home or nearby interference by trying a variety of locations within the house. This particular set of monitors...- Greg_R
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Pen-Fi (FPs, RBs, BPs, etc...) [56k Warning]
Quote: The 5.6mm David Hayward looks like it might be the perfect option, thanks!- Greg_R
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Top 6 greatest songs ever?
A mix of "greatest" and songs I like: What's Going On - Marvin Gaye Just Like You - Keb Mo Someone to Love - Queen God Only Knows - Beach Boys Hallowed be Thy Name - Iron Maiden Respect - Aretha Franklin -
ER4S highs + TF-10 bass = which custom IEM
Quote: Good feedback, thanks. To be clear, the TF-10 bass is the minimum acceptable.- Greg_R
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ER4S highs + TF-10 bass = which custom IEM
Isn't the JH13 $1100+ (i.e. 2x my budget)? Are you suggesting that I need to be @ that tier to get what I'm looking for?- Greg_R
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coffee gadgets...
I have a Capresso CoffeeTeam TS10 (465 version) and want to warn people away in case they were considering the unit. Pros: - conical burr grinder - 10 cup brewer - Brew cycle works well (good water temps when I tested it) - Less counter space than a burr grinder + brewer ...- Greg_R
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The Jeans-fi thread
My pair of Levi's had some teeth rip out of the zipper. They are a loose fit so it wasn't due to sizing :-) Is there a warranty on these? If not, does anyone know of a resource to get the zipper repaired (i.e. does the local tailor have access to Levi zippers)?- Greg_R
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Pen-Fi (FPs, RBs, BPs, etc...) [56k Warning]
Is it OK to discuss mechanical pencils or lead holders in this thread? My job is pencil-centric :-) and I really like using the Tech-matic and Caran D'ache fixpencil lead holders. Does anyone know of a wider body lead holder that keeps the all metal construction?- Greg_R
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ER4S highs + TF-10 bass = which custom IEM
Any thoughts or comments?- Greg_R
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ER4S highs + TF-10 bass = which custom IEM
I've been headed down the path of reshelling my current TF-10s due to various fit problems. However, I'd like to consider other IEMs if they offer better bass (more extension) than the TF-10s and the highs I get from my ER4S IEMs. Before anyone jumps in, please note that the TF-10s with new...- Greg_R
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Carrying Case
I'm a big fan of the Pelican cases. I have a slightly larger one so I can carry ipod, amp, spare batteries, IEMs, etc. all together. The foam compartments keep everything separate. The i1010 has the advantage of a cable routing system so the box can be sealed while you're listening.- Greg_R
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Help needed: UE Triplefi ear cushion solution - large ear canal
Thanks everyone! 1964 ears is right down the road from me so that looks to be the best reshell option.- Greg_R
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Help needed: UE Triplefi ear cushion solution - large ear canal
Guidostrunk, UE used to offer this service for the triple-fi's but I'm unable to find it as an option on their website. Are there 3rd party vendors that will make the custom earpieces? Thanks! Greg- Greg_R
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Help needed: UE Triplefi ear cushion solution - large ear canal
Thanks for the help! I was able to find the foam & gel tips but not the tri-flange. Does anyone know of a source for the tri-flange option? http://www.amazon.com/Monster-Foam-SuperTip-Sampler-Starter/dp/B003TFEHMA/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1318980291&sr=1-1- Greg_R
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Help needed: UE Triplefi ear cushion solution - large ear canal
I've had a set of UE Triplefi Pros for that few years and have always enjoyed them when I can get the earbuds to seat correctly in my ear canal. I also have a set of ER4Ps which fit significantly better. By "fit better" I mean that they stay seated / sealed for a longer period of time. The UE...- Greg_R
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Subwoofer-fi - who uses really world-class ($1K+) subs?
Well, the rotary will get you 0-20Hz, now you need something from 20->100Hz.- Greg_R
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