mulciber
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Forgive me if this belongs in the DIY forum, but it's not of a heavily technical nature.
Yesterday my 888's went south. Specifically, the left earpiece suddenly developed a "rattle" (easiest way to explain it).
It may be obvious that I'm not technically adept in this area, but I was wondering if my 888's are ready for the graveyard, or if it's worth opening them (considering my lack of technical skills and tools) to see if there's anything that can be done for them.
I have a lovely vintage pair of 565's (relatively unsung greats) and several other headphones I can use until I get my Etymotics, which should be fairly soon. But these 888's have served me very well, and at their best, they're a wonder. I hate to just chuck them.
Thanks in advance for any advice.
DGI
Yesterday my 888's went south. Specifically, the left earpiece suddenly developed a "rattle" (easiest way to explain it).
It may be obvious that I'm not technically adept in this area, but I was wondering if my 888's are ready for the graveyard, or if it's worth opening them (considering my lack of technical skills and tools) to see if there's anything that can be done for them.
I have a lovely vintage pair of 565's (relatively unsung greats) and several other headphones I can use until I get my Etymotics, which should be fairly soon. But these 888's have served me very well, and at their best, they're a wonder. I hate to just chuck them.
Thanks in advance for any advice.
DGI