First of all - sorry about the bits that aren't in focus and my hand getting in the way. Please think of this as an outline of what the process entails for someone who is somewhat familiar with the components rather than a step by step tutorial for a complete beginner. The Red is the Left channel (Tip) and White is Right (Middle band), Blue wires are ground and connect to the last band. I'd suggest putting the holes for the cable connecting each side more on the outside because it does impede the swivel a bit the way I did it. Here is a link to the tool I used to make the hole - www.dealextreme.com The cable connecting each side is 2 conductor cable from a broken wall wart adapter. I'm waiting on a Beyer headband which will just snap over the stock band and hide the cable. The cord I'm using to connect to my source is a braided Auvio dual stereo plug from Radioshack (cheap but seems ok quality). I was asked to draw a diagram, so here it is posted to my twitter feed - twitter.com
Friday, September 28, 2012
Grado SR-60i single side detachable cable mod
Grado SR-60i single side detachable cable mod Tube. Duration : 25.85 Mins.
First of all - sorry about the bits that aren't in focus and my hand getting in the way. Please think of this as an outline of what the process entails for someone who is somewhat familiar with the components rather than a step by step tutorial for a complete beginner. The Red is the Left channel (Tip) and White is Right (Middle band), Blue wires are ground and connect to the last band. I'd suggest putting the holes for the cable connecting each side more on the outside because it does impede the swivel a bit the way I did it. Here is a link to the tool I used to make the hole - www.dealextreme.com The cable connecting each side is 2 conductor cable from a broken wall wart adapter. I'm waiting on a Beyer headband which will just snap over the stock band and hide the cable. The cord I'm using to connect to my source is a braided Auvio dual stereo plug from Radioshack (cheap but seems ok quality). I was asked to draw a diagram, so here it is posted to my twitter feed - twitter.com
First of all - sorry about the bits that aren't in focus and my hand getting in the way. Please think of this as an outline of what the process entails for someone who is somewhat familiar with the components rather than a step by step tutorial for a complete beginner. The Red is the Left channel (Tip) and White is Right (Middle band), Blue wires are ground and connect to the last band. I'd suggest putting the holes for the cable connecting each side more on the outside because it does impede the swivel a bit the way I did it. Here is a link to the tool I used to make the hole - www.dealextreme.com The cable connecting each side is 2 conductor cable from a broken wall wart adapter. I'm waiting on a Beyer headband which will just snap over the stock band and hide the cable. The cord I'm using to connect to my source is a braided Auvio dual stereo plug from Radioshack (cheap but seems ok quality). I was asked to draw a diagram, so here it is posted to my twitter feed - twitter.com
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