nickchen
Headphoneus Supremus
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Wow, not bad. Apart from the font thing close to perfection, and propably comfortable.
Nice!
Just finished these last night. MS1's with modded cables and a custom lambskin headband which came out even better than I had hoped.
More pics and info here... http://www.head-fi.org/forum/thread/529735/custom-embossed-leather-headband
Nowhere as professional looking, but here's my two cents
Got the wooden shells from a fellow head-fier, but I caused him quite a hassle in the process so I'm not sure if he'd want me to advertise how great a job he did and consequently get flooded with a deluge of requests.
Woody-yes, but I don't recommend putting the systems out of their stock chamber. We did what you intend on NoXter's MS1K, all the bass was completely gone.
Bilavideo, don't think I've forgotten about your promise to make a video of you taking the driver out.
The shaft collars I picked up on Amazon for like $.64 each I think. The exact size I used is: 1/8" ID, 3/8" OD with a 6-32 x 1/8 set screw. Here are a few pics....
Well...this is more of a repair due to a design flaw rather than a mod, but it might be helpful for others that suffer from loose cups. After less then two weeks of owning my SR325i's...the left cup lost all tension and now slides freely up and down and has become a real PITA since I have to constantly mess with them while they are on my head. I used a shaft collar and it is a perfect fix. The cup no longer moves down. It will still move up and can freely rotate but now stays exactly were I want it. The shaft collars I picked up on Amazon for like $.64 each I think. They are black as you can see and I think they blend in and are not obtrusive at all. I went ahead and did both sides so there was symmetry even though the right side has not failed...yet. The exact size I used is: 1/8" ID, 3/8" OD with a 6-32 x 1/8 set screw. Here are a few pics....