Headphones Koss KSC-75 Fanz CLuZ v@^_^@v, come and join and share ur review lo
Headphones Koss KSC-75 Fanz CLuZ v@^_^@v, come and join and share ur review lo
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Aug 23 2006, 12:55 AM
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Yeah.. ksc75 will become collectors item. Hitler - u can increase the price now.
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Feb 22 2007, 12:18 AM
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QUOTE(imbap3h @ Feb 16 2007, 09:17 PM) My DIY Modded KSC-75, absolutely loved the sound. Keeps me company before i get a new pair of headphones after the tragedy. Mind to tell me how you do the recabling? My KSC75 producing mild scratchy noise due to loose connetion between the cable and the left ear piece. Adjust a lil bit and the noise dissappear. Recabled using canare starquad cables. Changed the pads, padding from an old altec lansing ( better bass impact, night and day difference, but killed the highs ). Taped the center of the mesh ( bring back the highs!! ) |
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Feb 23 2007, 10:38 AM
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QUOTE(imbap3h @ Feb 23 2007, 04:43 AM) nocar: recabling is pretty easy. First, u need to take out the earhook, just pull it off from the headphone. Then u need to take off the cover that covers the solder joints, its below the earhook and in a darker grey colour, u can see in the pict that i had cut the cover in half for more movement space for the earhook. After u took out the cover, u can see the solder joints, just unsolder them and solder in ur new cables. The workspace there is pretty tight so be careful though =) Sry i didnt take step by step pic and for the late reply, was away for cny =) |
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