[kvtaco17]

  I'm sure we could work out some kind of trade.

 
 
Hey, are you interested in getting in on the loaner program of the woodied Senn PX100 that Joedoe and I are collaborating on?

I am interested BUT my schedule is pretty bad at the moment... so maybe in the later rounds I'll give it a go.
 
Would you like another cable? It will be awhile because of work and the fact that I just moved... maybe a nice silver braided cable?

 

[huckfinn]

It depends of which model, the sr60i, sr80i and sr125i comes with a plastic grill and there's no way to remove it without damaging it. Not sure about the e series

It is in fact the sr80....
So there really is no way to remove it?
What about hot steam....?

 

[squallkiercosa]

  Does anyone know how to get the Grado number button off the grill?
Thanks!

Some people reported removing the button from the original series without damaging the grill, likewise, they could remove the grill without much hassle. I suggest you to take your time and try from the inside of the cup et Merde! en tout cas. 
The i series comes with the button and grill fused to the plastic. 
 

 

[JoeDoe]

Does anyone know how to get the Grado number button off the grill?
Thanks!

You can heat it and pull it off rather easily, however the remaining glue is the problem. It takes some work but, lighter fluid and a tooth brush did the trick for me.

 

[7keys]

  Tour model SennGrados. PX100 drivers, 7keys Cherry cups, and a Yew Audio quad braid cable.
 

Nice, are these ready to go?

 

[JoeDoe]

Yessir!

 

[kopral 21]

Indonesian Wood

 
Indonesian red mahogany

 
spalted wood

 
Grado Sr80i with Indian rosewood wood cup

 
spalted wood cup

 

[7keys]

  Tour model SennGrados. PX100 drivers, 7keys Cherry cups, and a Yew Audio quad braid cable.
 

I guess these can go to fleasbaby first Joe.

 

[MrJohnny]

the stick tak mod is great! just fill the whole chamber and it really refines stuff!

 

[MrFaust]

Ok so I need to find a way to remove some SR225i drivers from their cups and hopefully do so without damaging A) the drivers and B) the original cups. I have already separated the housings. I have removed the zip-tie that holds the cable in place in the cup. I'm about to desolder the cable so I can slip it out of the cups. 
 
I have see videos that show people cutting their housings to get the drivers out. But I also know there are some people that have a method of driver removal that doesn't damage either the driver or the cup. Any help would be greatly appreciated! 

 

[JoeDoe]

Ok so I need to find a way to remove some SR225i drivers from their cups and hopefully do so without damaging A) the drivers and B) the original cups. I have already separated the housings. I have removed the zip-tie that holds the cable in place in the cup. I'm about to desolder the cable so I can slip it out of the cups. 

I have see videos that show people cutting their housings to get the drivers out. But I also know there are some people that have a method of driver removal that doesn't damage either the driver or the cup. Any help would be greatly appreciated! 

Basically, there's the "saw the driver out of the sleeve" method, or the "spoon it out" method. Both of them will effectively waste the sleeve as it is made to be permanently attached

 

[MrFaust]

Ok well drivers have been successfully liberated. It's interesting that the ring that holds the driver on the I and E series has an extender. I was not expecting that.

 

[JoeDoe]

Looks pretty clean to me!

 

[MrFaust]

Right now I'm needing to make a decision... whether or not to remove the SR225 badges from the original grills and put them on the new grills in the new cups. If I'm going to do this, then I should probably do it now before I solder the cable back to the drivers and mount to drivers in the new cups.

 

[MrFaust]

Introducing the Custom Grado GS225i

DAMN they sound good!
Now I just need to find the right color leather headband to go with them.