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Don't need no stinkin' headphone adapter.
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I was afraid to take a knife to my noise isolating earphones, but I over came my fear and took the big step!
It was a lot easier than I thought and the end result works great and it doesn't even look like a hack job. I have Ultimate Ears Super.fi 5's.
No bris ceremony, though!
It was a lot easier than I thought and the end result works great and it doesn't even look like a hack job. I have Ultimate Ears Super.fi 5's.No bris ceremony, though!
It was a very difficult procedure, and a LOT of work went into the this Aero-Space Ceritified Process.
I just wanted to make it so easy, that even Nasa could do it.
The following survived this procedure with minimal complications:
Ultimate Ears Super Fi 5EBs - success, but the rubber is glued pretty (#*$ing good, so required a bit more work.
Computer audio cable ("practice run") - success.
Sony MDR-EX90LP - success. *** To you all who love sound isolation / deep bass - these BLOW AWAY my Ultimate Ears Super Fis -- the secret is an incredibly easy / effective modification. PM me if you actually have these and are willing to operate. I'll only make my next "procedure" on demand. I need to get back to moon-landing documents now.
I just wanted to make it so easy, that even Nasa could do it.
The following survived this procedure with minimal complications:
Ultimate Ears Super Fi 5EBs - success, but the rubber is glued pretty (#*$ing good, so required a bit more work.
Computer audio cable ("practice run") - success.
Sony MDR-EX90LP - success. *** To you all who love sound isolation / deep bass - these BLOW AWAY my Ultimate Ears Super Fis -- the secret is an incredibly easy / effective modification. PM me if you actually have these and are willing to operate. I'll only make my next "procedure" on demand. I need to get back to moon-landing documents now.
BAWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA ...
That reminded me of those people on Digg who post comments like this:
1. Get a knife/blade
2. Cut headphone jack
3. ???
4. Profit
Like it was said before, A++ on the visuals.
Hey, I learned something today. I thought it was just something geeks liked to say ...
Vokda???? ummy ummy in my tummy.
Just make sure it's top shelf.
o.o
-brings two bottles to seal the deal-
Let me know how this goes - I've been meaning to get around to doing it for a while, I love the mic/button on the iPhone Stock headphones, they're the first people to get it right!
I wish someone else would come up with a clone of this system, I don't fancy soldering my CX300 buds onto the ends of my iphone headphones cables (yet).
Either that or I might put up with better Apple buds with this feature.
Apple: there's money to be made here.
btw. I filed my Sennheiser CX300s down to fit my iPhone, despite having stumped up for the Belkin adapter.
I soldered my UE 5Pros to my stock earbuds - works fine - but the wire used in both proved a lot more difficult to solder than I first expected. Had to dip the wires into mild Nitric acid to strip the coating before I could flow any solder.
My sony earbuds sound a lot better - so my UEs are my "work" headphones.
My sony earbuds sound a lot better - so my UEs are my "work" headphones.
You say tacocat and I say tacocat.
But they both accomplish things quite well.
My tacocat is cheaper, though.
But they both accomplish things quite well.
My tacocat is cheaper, though.
You say tacocat and I say tacocat.
But they both accomplish things quite well.
My tacocat is cheaper, though.
Taco, cat? mmm woman kitty.
I'm holding you to your sig about Tiger.
A-GTI-Guy.
