marts30
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Per Przem (I’d asked this a while ago when I did my build)
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Cheers!
Thanks heaps!
Per Przem (I’d asked this a while ago when I did my build)
green +
brown -
yellow +
white -
Cheers!
How does it sound? It must be more comfortable.
- Grado SR80e driver
- Fostex T50RP MK2 headband
- Beyerdynamic EDT 100T velour pads
- Hirose connectors
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5273679
With all ports vented and the yellow dishcloth they became a midbassmonsterHow does it sound? It must be more comfortable.
- Grado SR80e driver
- Fostex T50RP MK2 headband
- Beyerdynamic EDT 100T velour pads
- Hirose connectors
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5273679
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Thank you. Yes, they are designed by me.That' one very cool quite vintage look! If I may ask, all these 3D prints are your designs?
Thank you. Yes, they are designed by me.
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PS1000e with beautiful audio pads and headband.
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Shipibo Audio is in Poland and are easy to work with. They do nice work and are really nice people.Gonna go ahead and ask here, since I've been looking around at a lot of places but really torn for choice.
Can anyone give me a list of reliable places for finding Grado cups, in stock, that won't massively break the bank? Willing to spend around $100 for them of course!
I really like the look of earphonediylabs mahogany cups, but I'm not sure if I should get those, as the headphones will be a pair of sr80e's that I got cheap off eBay, so maybe the "Alessandro Music Series" text is cheating?
My problem comes that everywhere I've looked has them be either a little over my budget (nothing against that, people can charge what they want of course), or not in stock! My other problem is that I live in the UK, but at this point I've accepted having to buy them from the US and deal with VAT and shipping costs.
I took a look of them but most of it was around $200, at least those that were in stockShipibo Audio is in Poland and are easy to work with. They do nice work and are really nice people.