my 3D printer has a heated bed, maybe this should work too? Will 60 Celcius be hot enough or should i go higher? I dont want to damage the drivers from my new Grados.
60 Degress didnt worked. I have headed up to 85. One more question, maybe you have a good idea how to get the driver out of the enclosure, without distroying it? Have you already done it? I dont want to burn the membran.
You have to be careful not to over heat it. I have seen people steam them open over a bowl of boiling water which may be safer but , yes, it does work with a hair dryer bit it is possible to damage the driver if you over heat it
We normally use Silk wrapped Litz as we have kilometres of it in the office but it is a nightmare to solder to I would not recommend it - any good quality wire would be fine
I am replacing the 3.5 jack on the same model Grado headphones. Surprise! EIGHT leads inside the cable! double red, double white, and four black. Trying to figure out why. Any ideas?
Yes - and on the top end ones they have 12 wires ;) You will be able to use a digital multimeter to figure out which of the black ones goes with the red or white. Both the reds will be right positive, both the white will be left positive. Then... if you are just using a jack, you can solder all the blue or black ones to the ground. If you want to go balanced you will need to use a multimeter and check which of the blue/black ones is left and right by measuring the resistance from one to one of the positives - if you don't get a reading it is not connected to that side .... hope that makes sense
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awesome tutorial. Thanks! One question, where can i buy this awesome looking heatshrink?
Ah.. Sorry - that is not for sale separately ;) we get it mage for us with our logo on
Interesting video, I enjoyed watching that a lot, thank you. BTW everyone else calls them Gray-dough AFAIK but your video your way. :-)
Lol, yes, I think it is a Po-tay-to po-tah-to thing
Super useful, thank you!
my 3D printer has a heated bed, maybe this should work too? Will 60 Celcius be hot enough or should i go higher? I dont want to damage the drivers from my new Grados.
It is worth a try - some need a bit more heat than that though. You will probably need to to cover them with something to keep the heat in.
60 Degress didnt worked. I have headed up to 85. One more question, maybe you have a good idea how to get the driver out of the enclosure, without distroying it? Have you already done it? I dont want to burn the membran.
do you think a hairdryer would do the glue-loosening-up job too?
You have to be careful not to over heat it. I have seen people steam them open over a bowl of boiling water which may be safer but , yes, it does work with a hair dryer bit it is possible to damage the driver if you over heat it
Hair dryer works quite well. I've done 2 pairs myself. Heat the back side and around the sleeve joint.
what kind of wire did you use when soldering to the driver?
We normally use Silk wrapped Litz as we have kilometres of it in the office but it is a nightmare to solder to I would not recommend it - any good quality wire would be fine
What was the music during the speed up?
Edit: Found it Igorrr & Ruby My Dear - Barbecue
Well found - Sorry I should have added a link in the description
What’s the heat bed called
Also thank you for the awesome video
It is a mobile phone screen separator
How much was this job?
Here is a link
jfunk.org/wpc/product/grado-modifications/
@@CustomCans many thanks. Will check it out
I am replacing the 3.5 jack on the same model Grado headphones. Surprise! EIGHT leads inside the cable! double red, double white, and four black. Trying to figure out why. Any ideas?
Yes - and on the top end ones they have 12 wires ;) You will be able to use a digital multimeter to figure out which of the black ones goes with the red or white. Both the reds will be right positive, both the white will be left positive. Then... if you are just using a jack, you can solder all the blue or black ones to the ground. If you want to go balanced you will need to use a multimeter and check which of the blue/black ones is left and right by measuring the resistance from one to one of the positives - if you don't get a reading it is not connected to that side .... hope that makes sense
Why?
A deceptively powerful question. Nearly all of humanities greatest discoveries have started with a simple "why?" but you may have to expand your question slightly for me to give you a sensible answer
pointless. Unless you're trying to add a bunch of tin and steel to your signal chain
you say trying, I say succeeding ;)
Nothing worse than hearing an iron atom