[dynafrom]

I unfortunately dropped my denon's on the floor and their are scratches all over the cups. Anyway I can repaint or rebuff em?

 

[Rob Goodison]

I've never tried it on headphone cups before, but I've had excellent success using T-Cut to remove scratches from plastics in the past.

 

[TobaccoRoad]

pics?

 

[joomongj]

I lent my d2k to a buddy for a month and it came back nicked on one of the the metal frames enclosing the cups. Sonically it was as good as before it left the house so I didn't nitpick over it. If it bothers you that much, you can always ghetto mod and paint black over the cups. I painted my 7-year old shabby keyboard like that before.

 

[dynafrom]

ugh yeah these scratches aren't going to come off

maybe time to get some wood cups lol

 

[unlimited]

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Originally Posted by dynafrom /img/forum/go_quote.gif ugh yeah these scratches aren't going to come off maybe time to get some wood cups lol

lol good reason to get it mod !!

 

[Ham Sandwich]

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Originally Posted by dynafrom /img/forum/go_quote.gif ugh yeah these scratches aren't going to come off maybe time to get some wood cups lol

Or buy plastic cups from someone who has done the wood cup upgrade and doesn't want/need their old plastic cups. You could put a WTB request in the sale/trade section.

 

[mrarroyo]

I have a pair of the D2000 already modded by MarkL, never used them since I bought a pair of Bubinga Wood cups. Send me a PM if interested.

 

[dynafrom]

Wouldn't a car paint smoother cause even more scratches?

 

[sampson_smith]

I would suggest learning to live with it, no matter how difficult it is right now. Seems to me that the 'new item-itis' wears off eventually, and you will end up appreciating the function more than the form. I used to care deeply whether or not my cell phone stayed perfect and shiny. A down the road, I would use the thing to open a beer bottle if called to action.