mikeymad

Anyone started their 2020 batch yet? {Were going to need it} Going to work on sourcing ingredients. {Booze}

Sorry to hear. RIP Matilda

Holy shit - no wonder there is only one bottle in the wine fridge. {proof this is not stretch or greg's house}

Had a blip - but all good.. Many thanks.

Cheers Peter -- Happy Birthdays!!

Ha - so that little guy would have totally missed if they didn't move their hand... so what was it jumping for? Her Face!?

Enjoy

Cheers sir Peter. Happy birthday 🤐

Dang, if my current er4's were not playing so good, I would order.

you guys know how to staycation. keeping my options open.

#team4pinxlr

Can we make this a sticky thread?

I like this as a long term plan. I don't have a balanced rig at this point, but a 4 pin connector would work well with my WA5 K1000 output connector.

This Scary Shit

Many thanks - This is great advice. Sounds like I got a plan. To your point - at least get me further down the road for a few quid.

Hey Vickie - Happy Birthdays... Cheers

Thanks Chris, Yeah, no big deal to breakdown the cans to get at the end wire end so that I could re-sleeve the cable. It wouldn't have much meat to hold onto. The section coming out of the split is a reinforced tube about 1/2" long. That seems to have broken for the other side. I feel that there maybe a twist point there. You can see the little threads on the other side of the heatshrink as well to the left. I guess that I could try to undo the cable, cut off all that tubing and then try to build up a new sleeve - maybe a small stiff tube - and then heat shrink on top.. and yeah - sad about customer service - gave them a pick and the whole story.. cheers

I have had my beloved ATH-L3000 for many years now. It has developed a frayed cable around the split: I am seeking advice as to possible next steps. Right now, it is not causing any performance issue (has not broken connection). As a safety measure, I have wrapped the entire junction with some blue painters tape to hold it all in place - not ideal. Questions: Is a replacement original cable (NOS) available? - checked with AT - they had no real response - said send it in.. Try to repair the junction? - not much room to work and secure. Is a compatible replacement available (equal quality)? Possible third party cable replacement recommendation? Or play in the DIY cable gallery. I have not opened the headphones at this point, but I have no issue conducting the re-cabling myself if needed. But I wanted to reach out for any advice first. Cheers, Mikey

Hey there is a video...

I am not sure I agree with the listening position vs speaker placement, and the stereo separation has got to suck, but the bass porting is first class...

fuck that 🤬

These guys are worthy -- (even if they are 12)

Protect those working parts