Wiggy Fuzz
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after i removed the buttons (they popped off with a nail file) i saw a ridiculous amount of glue stuck underneath. picking at it didn't work, so i thought the only way would be to try and melt it off with a heat gun...
... only i didn't have one. nor a hair dryer, for that matter. so i thought i'd use my laptop - it gets pretty hot out of its vent while gaming, so i thought it'd do the trick. so i set my laptop on its side (the vents were located on the right hand side) and balanced one cup on the vent, hoping, in a best case scenario that the epoxy (couldn't be anything else) would become pliable enough for me to pull away, and in an even better case scenario, the epoxy would melt and get into my lappy's air vents so it'd break so i could get a new one with the insurance money.
anyway, after having diner for about 20 minutes neither of the above situations happened. so after reading a bit i decided on the hot water thing to pry the cups off.
did that, posted photo's, almost **** myself when i saw condensation on the drivers themselves, cursed to myself asking why i didn't try it with my sr80's first, and drew a sigh of relief when i was able to listen to my grado's (cupless) and they worked... quite well.
my cups sitting in a bowl of boiling water - thought i'd might as well remove the now discovered they are plastic lettering rings. sorry about the noise, low light image with camera phone.
my rather naked driver housings. gonna enjoy this mod when it's done.
if i just squeeze the cups back onto the housing without glue, will it hold fine?
... only i didn't have one. nor a hair dryer, for that matter. so i thought i'd use my laptop - it gets pretty hot out of its vent while gaming, so i thought it'd do the trick. so i set my laptop on its side (the vents were located on the right hand side) and balanced one cup on the vent, hoping, in a best case scenario that the epoxy (couldn't be anything else) would become pliable enough for me to pull away, and in an even better case scenario, the epoxy would melt and get into my lappy's air vents so it'd break so i could get a new one with the insurance money.
anyway, after having diner for about 20 minutes neither of the above situations happened. so after reading a bit i decided on the hot water thing to pry the cups off.
did that, posted photo's, almost **** myself when i saw condensation on the drivers themselves, cursed to myself asking why i didn't try it with my sr80's first, and drew a sigh of relief when i was able to listen to my grado's (cupless) and they worked... quite well.
my cups sitting in a bowl of boiling water - thought i'd might as well remove the now discovered they are plastic lettering rings. sorry about the noise, low light image with camera phone.
my rather naked driver housings. gonna enjoy this mod when it's done.
if i just squeeze the cups back onto the housing without glue, will it hold fine?