RHA T20i mmcx cable mod Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ม.ค. 2020
- The classic(previous gen) RHA T series Iem has a phenomenal built and sou d quality but often their lifespan is limited to the wire lifespan. Today we will take you thru how to renew the RHA T20i by adding an MMCX connection to it!
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MMCX female socket
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Epoxy Putty
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Enamel coated wires
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Dremel / Needle file
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When I went to Singapore, the music in the clubs was rubbish, but you have decent techno in the background, well done!
excellent video!
What size are the MMCX connectors?
Can we remake a earpiece of KZ Zs10 pro, one with two pins and a flat hole. What parts do need, please make a video on it.
Hi, great video!
Can i ask you if there's a way to fix a loose MMCX conection to an IEM without changing the MMCX plug on the cable?
If by loose you mean sound cutting out etc, can try alignment adjustment of the inner clamps on the female mmcx connectors ,
Hello my friend, great tutorial.
Can I ask which size bit you used for the Dremel tool? I have a Dremel & the T20's but I'm unsure which sized bit to use. I'd like to have the right size before I take the IEMs apart.
Kind regards from England!
it has to be the same diameter as of the mmcx connector your are putting in
Where do I buy the iem connectors?
Nice mod!! I have one question, do we need to keep the ground connection insulated from the metal case?
Also, I may have misheard but it sounds like you say that the connections on the driver with a red spot are the signal connections? On my t20i the connections with a red spot have the grounds connected to them (gold cable), and the signal points are the ones with the blue or red coloured cores connected to them.
It is absolutely beneficial to prevent contact of the ground to the metal shell. We always advise customers not to use the ungrounded Iem while charging the device
Bro we have same question here.
Whats the track in background
might try this on my T20´s. cable got cauth when getting on the bus and 3.5mm broke in halv
You can try to fix the 3.5mm yourself too, have a video on that
Could you tell me what size the mmcx connectors are?
they are 2.8mm on the screw thread side and 4.4mm in the connector side s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_9ROX1t
@@sgaudiohive thank you!
Is that a drill?,
Can I use this drill to my tfz t2 ? I'm planning to convert to mmcx
Thats a dremel, you can use any rotary tool
I might try this I've had 3x t20i all under warranty, 2 with the crappy ear cables, and then a pair where the ear cable seems fine but the internal wiring has decided to stop working fully. Thought about ear pods but they only last as long as the battery, seems such a waste to throw away perfectly working parts
Bro i got a question. Just refer to the disassembly for left earpiece. I realise that the red dot is for ground. And without red dot which is Signal. Correct me if i am wrong.
Follow the wires, if I remember the driver is reversed
@@sgaudiohive Because from picture the signal cable is at another side that without red dot. Why i asking this because i tested the cable to make sure the cable is correct, for T20 signal should at without red dot.
BTW there are smaller thread diameter MMCX female connectors now, like a good 1-2mm smaller diameter than a stock MH755 hole. Might try those to avoid drilling. They don't come with the counterlocking nut, though.
There's a version of this that's really thin, but ya they work differently