cotdt
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What are the biggest headphones you can get for cheap? I'm not actually going to listen to them, but throw out the drivers to add in my own.
Biggest low-cost headphones?
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qazwsx
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A Coby CVH42 is like $6 and has 40mm drivers, so you'd have some good space in there.
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The drivers I'm using are 75mm
| Originally Posted by qazwsx /img/forum/go_quote.gif A Coby CVH42 is like $6 and has 40mm drivers, so you'd have some good space in there. |
The drivers I'm using are 75mm
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Wow...
I don't know, is it possible to find that in a <$30 headphone?
I don't know, is it possible to find that in a <$30 headphone?
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Stanton Dynaphase Fourty
Doesn't fetch as high a price as Dynaphase Sixty's, easier to mod because the baffle is perforated aluminum.
Plus they're dead sexy!
The drivers i just pulled out of my Dynaphase Fourty's are 91mm OD and were literally glued to the 92mm inside lip of the baffles.
I replaced them with Beyerdynamic drivers (fitted in baffles already)
Doesn't fetch as high a price as Dynaphase Sixty's, easier to mod because the baffle is perforated aluminum.
Plus they're dead sexy!
The drivers i just pulled out of my Dynaphase Fourty's are 91mm OD and were literally glued to the 92mm inside lip of the baffles.
I replaced them with Beyerdynamic drivers (fitted in baffles already)
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