[kamal007]

hey..anyone tried to woodied their ksc75?

im thinking of buying some wood napkin rings, and try to put them into it..then use a grado flats or bowl pads at the woody..
i dont have them ready, im just thinking bout them since i saw the wood napkin ring and immediately the headphiled grados came in mind..

 

[steviebee]

This I have to see

Grado edition 75s!

LOL!

 

[AudioCats]

Woody KSC? Good idea, been thinking about that for a while too.....

I have no idea what I got here, found this pair of wood rings in a thrift store's crafts section, 29 cents each....They are made in India, wood quality seem to be pretty good. I even figured out how to cover the hole ($ store sponge, cheap, comes in three colors

)
The hole is smaller than the KSC drivers though, that is why I haven't started the woody project, yet.

 

[kamal007]

well..the ones that i found at walmart are definitely bigger but the wood is cheap looking...i might grab a pair or two to try...the problem is i dont have a dremel..need to cut holes for the wires to go out..

 

[Dept_of_Alchemy]

Might as well recable them balanced while you're at it. =)

You guys do think of everything.

 

[gunman_csz]

^ lol

 

[ronmtorres]

please post your reviews when you have done it!

 

[rlanger]

Kramer can do it. He'll do anything.

 

[eduj]

Woody Koss-This i have to see

 

[Captain ?degard]

shouldnt be too hard, cut two round wood pieces and use a router to make room for the speakers

 

[apatN]

*Subscribed assuming you're gonna post pics here*

I was thinking about the exact same thing

Don't have the proper tools/skills for it ^^

 

[Duggeh]

Id rather see the KSC-75 loudspeaker, ala the John Grado RS-1 speaker.

 

[Gurra1980]

Funny! I have also been thinking of this, haven't got any wood though.

Koss is the dream for us modders, maybe one could do a multiple driver koss headphone

 

[BrookR1]

The wood would cost more than the phones...unless you used balsa wood.

 

[kramer5150]

Quote:

Originally Posted by BrookR1 /img/forum/go_quote.gif The wood would cost more than the phones...unless you used balsa wood.

Actually... that might be the case with most wood headphones. I don't think he driver elements are the most costly components to manufacture (generally speaking). They're just priced as such to the consumer, when you look for replacement drivers.