[KimChee]

You can cut in outside the cup, the reason I cut it inside the cup is because the strain relief was hard for me to get out of the cup.  I didn't want to pull the strain relief and risk pulling the wires that are connected to the driver off the solder pads, so that's why I did that.  
 
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Thanks so much for the method. I'll be looking to order the equipment today. Also i'd like to ask about the part where you cut the cable. So im cutting the cable from the inside, not the outside of the headphone? Because i read somewhere earlier in the post it was the outside of the headphone. Just wanna double check. Thanks

 

 

[MooKitty]

I REALLY want to do this, is there a guide somewhere? Am I missing something because I dont see one?

 

[Rightio]

you might wanna check the bottom of the previous page. KimChee posted an awesome method.

 

[ncorrigan2014]

how did everyone get there wires to tin? i cant seem to get the solder to move from the soldering iron onto the chassis and secure the wires ):

 

[determinedd]

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how did everyone get there wires to tin? i cant seem to get the solder to move from the soldering iron onto the chassis and secure the wires ):

 
I used a brand new tip and electronics-grade silver-bearing solder. It has a very small diameter. There were better suggestions from the more experienced folks in this thread.
 

 

[ncorrigan2014]

thank you but i later found out that it was that the iron wasnt hot enough, i got a better one and it was so easy but thanks anyways!

 

[Fabie37]

can someone please do a video because i'm not very good at reading instructions and would be very grateful if someone could make a video thanks, i would love to do this or someone do it for me
 
~sincerely Fabrizio ~

 

[jadawgis732]

 
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can someone please do a video because i'm not very good at reading instructions and would be very grateful if someone could make a video thanks, i would love to do this or someone do it for me
 
~sincerely Fabrizio ~

Anyone who has already done it is not going to be able to do a video showing you how to do it. It's kind of a one time deal.
 
 
 

 

[Fabie37]

Thanks for the quick reply but it doesn't give me much info on how to make the mod

 

[Fabie37]

How hot was it?

 

[jadawgis732]

How hot was what? If you mean how hard was it, the answer is: not very hard if you have small fingers.
I suggest you look at this thread: http://www.head-fi.org/t/559367
If that is not helpful enough, go through the thread from page 1 and you will find answers.
 

 

[ncorrigan2014]

Has anyone found a good auxiliary cable for after the mod? I was going to buy the beats solo cable with controltalk but alot of them online are fake. Are there any cables that are about 3 feet long, have a L-shaped connector and maybe with control talk? I was looking at v moda crossfade lp cable but they're out of stock online.

 

[jadawgis732]

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Has anyone found a good auxiliary cable for after the mod? I was going to buy the beats solo cable with controltalk but alot of them online are fake. Are there any cables that are about 3 feet long, have a L-shaped connector and maybe with control talk? I was looking at v moda crossfade lp cable but they're out of stock online.

Yes! I got the beats solo one too, but didn't like it. I ended up buying this one and it's PERRRRFECT! Has everything you just mentioned, except it's about 6 ft. There's also a button on the mic that, with the iPhone controls play/pause/next track/prev track on music, answer/hang up on calls, and holding gives you Siri.
 
 
 

 

[Fabie37]

what parts do i solder to other parts, what parts do i cut? can someone please show me a picture of there headphones that have the mod, the inside of it please

 

 

[jadawgis732]

I suggest you look at this thread: http://www.head-fi.org/t/559367
If that is not helpful enough, go through the thread from page 1 and you will find answers.
I won't be posting with help anymore until you at least make the effort to do those two things.