[SHAMuuu]

Hey Guys,

Anyone know what material they are using for this Airpods 2? I remember hearing before they worked with Fostex initially for their biocellulose drivers. These look metallic like aluminum coating or beryllium.

Any apple experts out there?

Thanks

 

[FastAndClean]

that is a nice looking little driver

 

[iFi audio]

beryllium

I'd say its too costly, but then again large sale volumes might have something to say on the subject

 

[528068]

well its finally complete. Just need to buy real glue tomorrow. Headband is made of tpu and the rest in PLA. But unfortunatly the brainwavz earpads are still coming and its only yesterday they sent me an email that the pads are now being shipped to me when I ordered those about a month ago.

 

[StarTreker]

Brainwaives are slow to ship their products out, because they are not a retail giant like Amazon. However, even still, they should have sent them out in a weeks time, not a month, so clearly something else was going on over there. Not too many people can make their own headphones, I'm really impressed with what you've accomplished in such a short time!

I saw a marketing advertisement for that mouse your using, where they had it covered in water drops and called it water resistant. I laughed cause its like, you see all those holes for ventilation in there, all it takes is water to fall down them holes, and the mouse is toast lol.

 

[kith86]

Ehm can i request picture internal driver of ADX5k (inside the driver) !?

Anyone probably can provide it !?

 

[528068]

Brainwaives are slow to ship their products out, because they are not a retail giant like Amazon. However, even still, they should have sent them out in a weeks time, not a month, so clearly something else was going on over there. Not too many people can make their own headphones, I'm really impressed with what you've accomplished in such a short time!

I saw a marketing advertisement for that mouse your using, where they had it covered in water drops and called it water resistant. I laughed cause its like, you see all those holes for ventilation in there, all it takes is water to fall down them holes, and the mouse is toast lol.

It actually took a while to start getting them 3d printed by someone else and they are not my design. The only original edits I did on one of the parts is the rotatory part, cup grill and earpad locker thing grill and that is it. But thanks. Also the mouse is CM MM710 and it is really good for the price although it is more of a basic gaming mouse but the shape, size and weight matters way more than anything else. Planning to get Rocket Jump Ninja's upcoming original mouse although the mm710 is great but it's not my favorite shape.

 

[StarTreker]

It actually took a while to start getting them 3d printed by someone else and they are not my design. The only original edits I did on one of the parts is the rotatory part, cup grill and earpad locker thing grill and that is it. But thanks. Also the mouse is CM MM710 and it is really good for the price although it is more of a basic gaming mouse but the shape, size and weight matters way more than anything else. Planning to get Rocket Jump Ninja's upcoming original mouse although the mm710 is great but it's not my favorite shape.

So cool, can't wait to see the finished product. I'll be sure to stay tuned, plus your review of them once listened to. Plus I'd like to hear what you think of the pads too.

Glad that mouse is good! I have the Razer Deathadder Elite 16K DPI mouse. I really like it because it's light, and it's very precise, and I can change DPI in the fly.

 

[528068]

So cool, can't wait to see the finished product. I'll be sure to stay tuned, plus your review of them once listened to. Plus I'd like to hear what you think of the pads too.

Glad that mouse is good! I have the Razer Deathadder Elite 16K DPI mouse. I really like it because it's light, and it's very precise, and I can change DPI in the fly.

Your mouse is set at DPI of 16K? That is really sensitive unless in-game sense or whatever is super low. Also here is the trailer to RJN's mouse .

 

[KThife]

Audio-technica ad900x drivers

Also, this thread is for discussions on headphone/iem drivers. Try to keep the thread in line wit the topic above thanks

 

[StarTreker]

Audio-technica ad900x drivers




Also, this thread is for discussions on headphone/iem drivers. Try to keep the thread in line wit the topic above thanks

Yes your right, but keep in mind sometimes humans have momentary digressions in conversations, especially if a computer mouse is seen in a picture, in a topic about headphones drivers lol.

Anyways, in keeping on topic....

Those are bad*** looking drivers, they look freaking industrial dude! Are those 50mm drivers or larger? Nice!

 

[KThife]

Yes your right, but keep in mind sometimes humans have momentary digressions in conversations, especially if a computer mouse is seen in a picture, in a topic about headphones drivers lol.

Anyways, in keeping on topic....

Those are bad*** looking drivers, they look freaking industrial dude! Are those 50mm drivers or larger? Nice!

Those are 53mm drivers

 

[matzemedia]

Hello everyone,
I have decided to assemble my first pair of headphones. I bought all the parts from China and tried two drivers. Here is the setup:

• Wooden shells with a diameter of about 100mm
• Driver 1: 45MM 250 Ohm T2 (https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4000177949421.html)
• Driver 2: 50MM 320 ohm HIFI Headphone Speaker Drivers for HD800 9500 (https://www.aliexpress.com/item/33030747994.html)

The result is unfortunately very sad.
The T2: The sound is missing almost any details. High tones are very low, but the bass is very strong. Voices sound as if sung into a tin can.
The "HD800 9500" driver, on the other hand, is somewhat better and offers a little more bandwidth. However, this driver also lacks treble.

By the way, one more thing about the headphones: the driver is mounted on a small 5mm board with a lot of holes. This has the effect of a drumhead and changes the sound to the negative. The sound only improved after the board was drilled out.

I would also like to use this post to ask for your advice: I am not satisfied with either driver. Do you have any advice for me? I'am looking for a driver who has more details and support heights.

 

[GREQ]

Hello everyone,
I have decided to assemble my first pair of headphones. I bought all the parts from China and tried two drivers. Here is the setup:

• Wooden shells with a diameter of about 100mm
• Driver 1: 45MM 250 Ohm T2 (https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4000177949421.html)
• Driver 2: 50MM 320 ohm HIFI Headphone Speaker Drivers for HD800 9500 (https://www.aliexpress.com/item/33030747994.html)

The result is unfortunately very sad.
The T2: The sound is missing almost any details. High tones are very low, but the bass is very strong. Voices sound as if sung into a tin can.
The "HD800 9500" driver, on the other hand, is somewhat better and offers a little more bandwidth. However, this driver also lacks treble.

By the way, one more thing about the headphones: the driver is mounted on a small 5mm board with a lot of holes. This has the effect of a drumhead and changes the sound to the negative. The sound only improved after the board was drilled out.

I would also like to use this post to ask for your advice: I am not satisfied with either driver. Do you have any advice for me? I'am looking for a driver who has more details and support heights.

You should get better results by changing to velour ear pads.
This should reduce heavy bass and improve treble response at the same time.
If velour is good but has too much treble, then add a layer of foam over the front of the driver/baffle under the ear pad.

Most of a headphone's 'tuning' comes from the ear pad.

 

[KThife]

Hello everyone,
I have decided to assemble my first pair of headphones. I bought all the parts from China and tried two drivers. Here is the setup:

• Wooden shells with a diameter of about 100mm
• Driver 1: 45MM 250 Ohm T2 (https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4000177949421.html)
• Driver 2: 50MM 320 ohm HIFI Headphone Speaker Drivers for HD800 9500 (https://www.aliexpress.com/item/33030747994.html)

The result is unfortunately very sad.
The T2: The sound is missing almost any details. High tones are very low, but the bass is very strong. Voices sound as if sung into a tin can.
The "HD800 9500" driver, on the other hand, is somewhat better and offers a little more bandwidth. However, this driver also lacks treble.

By the way, one more thing about the headphones: the driver is mounted on a small 5mm board with a lot of holes. This has the effect of a drumhead and changes the sound to the negative. The sound only improved after the board was drilled out.

I would also like to use this post to ask for your advice: I am not satisfied with either driver. Do you have any advice for me? I'am looking for a driver who has more details and support heights.

Do u have a link to the headband?