Gandasaputra
100+ Head-Fier
Oh thank Jesus! So the vent will be left open without the request then.
I thought I'd share a pic of my Sony HPM-78. It was the predecessor to the MH1. It has a little less bass but sounds very similar overall.
Not possible from what i can tell. It is sort of molded or bonded, so you can't get it apart. You would need to splice the wires or replace the connector. For some reason there aren't many four pole diy connectors...Is there a tutorial on opening the TRRS plug and switching the cables in there to achieve OMTP → CTIA modding?
I have my work cut out for me now. Four mh1 to recable in different styles. :-o
so for the mahoney recables, are you tapping into the short leftover leads to the driver, or are you actually replacing right to the driver rears ( cuttin off and reattaching rears ). Sort of curious . I messed about with tapping in, but really I should try to get the driver hit directly, ( solder reflow method maybe ) heck I don't care if they get ruined or what they end up looking like ( liquid electrical tape will seal it all back up if i rip off the rears )it is a challenge
"git destroyin' " is right SF, it's what these are for yo!
Hehe. I'm going to do one with the leftover leads like my first and then try for a super duper driver recable. I'm going to try and see if there is any way i can open them without damaging anything at all....
Hehe. I'm going to do one with the leftover leads like my first and then try for a super duper driver recable. I'm going to try and see if there is any way i can open them without damaging anything at all....
I see a heat gun in your future.
OTOH what I had not considered at the time, but now having vivisected them, might be to pop the back cap off and drill right through to the chamber housing the wires. If done CAREFULLY enough it might provide just enough room for a weller needle tip iron to get to the driver and the hole could be re sealed with just about any type of plastic plug.
Those were my two thoughts exactly. I was going to try and melt the glue of the back section and open them. Otherwise, cutting through without damaging the stress relief at all would actually allow new wires to be run through the existing stress relief. We'll see how it goes...