AIRFORCEMIKE
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Wow that's awesome bro love it!!
Wow that's awesome bro love it!!
probably so. The plastic was easy..its really thin and I am thinking/hoping it has minimal sound loss. My gg amphibians are mounted behind plastic and its thicker than what I used so I am hoping I will be ok. if it weren't for the cross sections in the grills giving support and epoxy put on them to hold the discs I couldn't have used it. its thin enough that you can crumble it in your hand...
With that ring going around the grills, you could take a hoop/rim just the right size, and put your plastic or goretex fabric over it like a drum head, and push it tightly into that ring behind the grill, then trim off the extra, and glue it on the top side... Just a thought...
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Thanks zee! much appreciated!!!
I see, I was picturing the speaker being bigger than the hole in the grill for some reason...
Looking good man!!
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That would be the perfect place to use GoreTex fabric I would think..
Very cool!!
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Been using Gortex for about 2 years now, really cool stuff. I also add the Nano Protector for the extra insurance.
Nice Work STP!!
Thanks Joe. I may want to buy a set of your gortex done audiosears in the near future for another project. You do some awesome work! I am by no means a headphone expert but I am enjoying myself playing around with it. I do have a question for you because I know from all your posts and watching your videos that you have had alot of experience with gel pads. Have you ever found a set that can be glued into place and fit the rim of the mount where it looks like it was made for it? I cant find any that look like they would fit the gray ghost type cups which are what mine are like on these.. Do you think that nano protector you use would waterproof the leatherette cushions possibly?
Thank You
Me, just a rookie also, like you I enjoy testing and experimenting hoping to come up with the one that brings me great wealth..LOL
I have yet to find any gels that fit perfect other then the Peltor gels which cost like 45 dollars and way over priced, I have found none that fit the GG. So I just deal with the ok fit 20.oo ones.. One thing, the most use I have got out of a set is about 800 hours, about 18 months. They crack and the silicon becomes a mess. Not sure on the Nano protect, I know it does add to the gortex protection, and seems to be the final touch to the skullie speakers lasting a long time...
I have found I can squeeze louder audio out of the 50mm unlimited products Piezo, not the best freq range but for those faints it really does make a difference, specially on the Excalibur in Pinpoint mode..
does not help in discriminate..
Nice looking headphones, those one cost to much for me... 42 dollars then shipping...
One thing I have discovered, any airgaps between the speakers and the seal will cause condensation when submerged over and over..and had that issue on mine on the back side, so I sealed all with epoxy, the front was fine because the gortex allowed it to breath...
Very nice! As long as everything is well sealed the idea is to flood the whole cups. I think you really want to put drain holes top and bottom on the back side, otherwise they will want to float off when you're underwater...
I keep trying to decide if i want to or not z...they do float as when I did my test I had to put them under the ctx to hold them down in the water. the thing is, They really wont be under water much. I still may do it though but if i do it will be a very small one on the top and bottom of each cup.