[xedjflowx]

You could recable them

Can you make a guide?

 

[encoreAC]

 
Can you make a guide?

 
There is already one somewhere in this thread and on the internet. I can confidently say that it's way too hard for me.
 
edit: http://handtokey.blogspot.de/2014/04/sony-mh1-re-cable-tutorial.html for example

 

[Jon Sonne]

   
You make it sound so easy lol

 
It is actually not that difficult, you just need the right tools. I can make a guide with more pictures if you guys are still interested

 

 

[Kadano]

   
You make it sound so easy lol

It is easy.
 
Edit: But the linked guide is unnecessary complicated, imho (unless you are experienced, patient with this kind of work and have all the tools). My mini-guide is really simple to follow (at least I hope so): http://www.head-fi.org/t/632892/review-sony-mh1-the-best-kept-secret/3330#post_10997922

 

[HAMS]

can anyone recable without mess up the strain relief?

 

[Jon Sonne]

can anyone recable without mess up the strain relief?

What do you mean by messing them up? Or how would you like them to be recabled?

 

[HAMS]

It's hard to open the housing without deform the plastic body(at least for me) i don't have the right tool i guess, i'd try the easier way without opening the housing next.

 

[Jon Sonne]

  It's hard to open the housing without deform the plastic body(at least for me) i don't have the right tool i guess, i'd try the easier way without opening the housing next.

I will soon make a video guide that will describe this in detail. I use a vice with a rubber grip to hold on the metal housing. Then I twist the strain relief until it becomes loose. Then I use pliers with rubber on them to pull out the strain relief. 
 
Edit: Oh, I forgot to say. The black MH1's rubber is softer than the white MH1's. Due to its softness, the black rubber is very difficult to remove without damaging it, at least in my experience. The white rubber is easily removed.

 

[HAMS]

  I will soon make a video guide that will describe this in detail. I use a vice with a rubber grip to hold on the metal housing. Then I twist the strain relief until it becomes loose. Then I use pliers with rubber on them to pull out the strain relief. 
 
Edit: Oh, I forgot to say. The black MH1's rubber is softer than the white MH1's. Due to its softness, the black rubber is very difficult to remove without damaging it, at least in my experience. The white rubber is easily removed.

 
I follow the recable guide but still don't get the twisting part, more so I use just pliers for vice and to twist, yes i have the black mh1 just like you said it quick to deform even with soft twist. I look forward the video

 

[luisdent]

Just to clarify, my guide on handtokey.blogspot.com is more complicated because i believe splicing wires and joining them is much less reliable and attractive. But both methods can work well if done right.

Pulling apart the housing as per my tutorial will not damage the stress relief at all if you are careful. The secret is using the right tools to get something cleanly between the housing and relief to then pry them apart. If you apply just enough pressure using something as a level to pry with but not too much pressure you can cleanly separate them.

The problem is that finding the right pressure and technique can take a few tries... :-/

Even still, properly soldering the tiny contacts and thin wires of the drivers may not be easy for everyone, especially if you don't have a good soldering iron.

Anyhow, i'm happy to answer any questions on the specifics of how i do a recable...

 

[chamicals]

i need some advice for rockbox (sansa clip+) ideal advanced eq (for flat sq) settings for my mh1 
this earphnes really amazing but have some bass problems (uncontrolled bass)

 

[HAMS]

hmm, I have the uncontrolled bass only when i wear it deep with small tip i never have that with medium tips/shallow insertion,  now after I seal the vent and strain relief the mid and treble become as clear as the phonak pfe though the treble is smoother!

 

[chamicals]

i don't how can i do this tweak. I'm beginner

 

[HAMS]

Just close the top vent with tape or glue and gap between cable and strain relief.

 

[Turrican2]

Just got a couple of pairs of MH1s re-cabled by LuckyEars, stellar work. I supplied the Magnus 1 cables (Heir/Noble) and Paliccs connector, he did the fiddly stuff.  You really have to look close to see any marks on the strain relief, great job! -