Beyerdynamic DT-911 - dissamble question

[travis-bickle]

Hi,
 
I hope some long standing Beyerdynamic-fan reads this. My old DT-911 needs new headband pushers and the headband itself. The problem is, i dont know how to remove the plastic clamps of the driver hangings. If thats done i guess you just can slide the rest of the parts out or in.  
 
These are the plastic clamps
 
http://www.beyerdynamic.de/shop/media/catalog/product/cache/2/image/650x650/602f0fa2c1f0d1ba5e241f914e856ff9/9/2/922488_5_1.png
 
and they rest here
 

 
I would be very happy if someone can tell me how do it.
 
thx2all

 

[MDR30]

Looks like the old DT880, use a thin bladed knife and pry the clamps out.

 

[travis-bickle]

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Looks like the old DT880, use a thin bladed knife and pry the clamps out.

I'd hoped that theres a softer way, but you give me certainty to just pry it out. As suspected it leaves small marks, but without having special tools it seems to be unavoidable. I use the smallest screwdriver i have and start to push and crank gently till the screwdriver gets under the plastic clamp. Then continue pulling/cranking and try to avoid damaging the border of the hanging as much as possible. Now i have new original headband and pusher.Maybe its time to start thinking about a custom leather headband from a tailor. Very thick leather or thin leather filled with foam?^^
But first of all @MDR30 thanks a lot man ! YMMD

 

[wolfetan44]

Quote:

Quote:

Looks like the old DT880, use a thin bladed knife and pry the clamps out.

I'd hoped that theres a softer way, but you give me certainty to just pry it out. As suspected it leaves small marks, but without having special tools it seems to be unavoidable. I use the smallest screwdriver i have and start to push and crank gently till the screwdriver gets under the plastic clamp. Then continue pulling/cranking and try to avoid damaging the border of the hanging as much as possible. Now i have new original headband and pusher.Maybe its time to start thinking about a custom leather headband from a tailor. Very thick leather or thin leather filled with foam?^^
But first of all @MDR30 thanks a lot man ! YMMD

Thin leather with foam.