skev13
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I never really liked the feel of the clipons, and I recently got IEM's for my portable, so I figured, why not get some slightly portable headphones for my laptop?
Enter the AudioTechnica FX55's.
I got these from someone who claimed the left side of the headphone would work sometimes due to a bad connection in the wires. No problem, they sounded like crap anyway.
I have to give it to AudioTechnica though, not only did they place two little screws that do absolutely nothing under the fake pleather pads, but they also hyper super ultra glued the damn thing together!!! Ah well, Koss' sound better open than in closed right?
The Koss drivers didn't fit into the audiotechnicas, but oh well a little modding would solve the trick.
However, by removing the outer rim of the driver, the grill has no place to attach itself now.
Clamping them together, I coated the outer ring with epoxy, holding the grill in place with the driver.
To solve the gaping hole in the AudioTechnicas, I scrounged up some window meshing. Should look a little like that after its epoxied in place.
More to come, probably by the end of the week, as its a busy week at school. =/
Enter the AudioTechnica FX55's.
I got these from someone who claimed the left side of the headphone would work sometimes due to a bad connection in the wires. No problem, they sounded like crap anyway.
I have to give it to AudioTechnica though, not only did they place two little screws that do absolutely nothing under the fake pleather pads, but they also hyper super ultra glued the damn thing together!!! Ah well, Koss' sound better open than in closed right?
The Koss drivers didn't fit into the audiotechnicas, but oh well a little modding would solve the trick.
However, by removing the outer rim of the driver, the grill has no place to attach itself now.
Clamping them together, I coated the outer ring with epoxy, holding the grill in place with the driver.
To solve the gaping hole in the AudioTechnicas, I scrounged up some window meshing. Should look a little like that after its epoxied in place.
More to come, probably by the end of the week, as its a busy week at school. =/