[chadbang]

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Originally Posted by El_Doug /img/forum/go_quote.gif who messed up where? it looked flawless to me thanks for the link, Cankin!

I see his point about human error. Make you wonder how great a job they're doing with the two hundredth solder of the day.

 

[Cankin]

Other interesting videos

Neumann microphone:
YouTube - How It's Made (Season 11 / Episode 7 / Part 1)

Godin guitar:
YouTube - How its made - Godin Acoustic Guitar (acoustic)
YouTube - How It's Made: Electric Guitar (Part 1) (electric part 1)
YouTube - How It's Made: Electric Guitar (Part 2) (electric part 2)

Zildjian cymbal:
YouTube - How it's made cymbals

 

[Redo]

I wonder if the employees ever slip a K601 headband instead

 

[nsx_23]

The rest of the videos are very intersting, especially the one on airplane propellers.

 

[fenixdown110]

Very interesting and cool video. Now I want one for the HD650.

 

[Meliboeus]

I love those documentaries, take a look at this one.

YouTube - How a Vinyl is made?

 

[El_Doug]

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Originally Posted by Meliboeus /img/forum/go_quote.gif I love those documentaries, take a look at this one. YouTube - How a Vinyl is made?

i've never seen that one before

thanks for the link!

 

[Landis]

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Originally Posted by nsx_23 /img/forum/go_quote.gif The rest of the videos are very intersting, especially the one on airplane propellers.

What is this, Propeller-Fi.org?!

I kid.

 

[St3ve]

Cool vid - to a certain extent it shows AKG's confidence in their product to let the cameras in like that.

 

[skudmunky]

Sweet video, kinda makes me wish I still had my K240s.

 

[nsx_23]

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Originally Posted by Landis /img/forum/go_quote.gif What is this, Propeller-Fi.org?! I kid.

Well, I do fly aircrafts.......

lol.

 

[Fitz]

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Originally Posted by wap32 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Very cool video. I wish I could ask AKG for one of those tools they use to rotate the exterior chrome grill.

A strong pair of sharp tweezers works quite well when used as described in the service manual.

 

[wap32]

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Originally Posted by Fitz /img/forum/go_quote.gif A strong pair of sharp tweezers works quite well when used as described in the service manual.

But it still takes a lot of care to take the grills out, mine were so tight I managed to slightly deform one of the holes the tweezer was in.

 

[Fitz]

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Originally Posted by wap32 /img/forum/go_quote.gif But it still takes a lot of care to take the grills out, mine were so tight I managed to slightly deform one of the holes the tweezer was in.

What shape is the end of your tweezers? You'll want something rounded off on the end so it doesn't dig into the hole on one side. Going in the outermost holes you can also helps greatly, you get more torque there although it usually requires forcing the tweezers to spread that far apart. Lastly, rather than trying to turn really hard, only go moderately hard and give it a series of sudden twists, as if your hand was a hammer drill.

It takes little experimenting to find the right tweezer position and turning motion, but once you do you'll find it a lot easier to open them from then on. The only issues I've had are with bending the tweezers, not the grilles.

 

[lwells]

Great, thanks alot..... That just forced me to watch the entire 'how it's made' series on Youtube. (including hot dogs)