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That's such a neat idea. Can you show us the bottom side how you hard wired them together?

Very nice! Congrats, @jamesmking!

Sorry, you’re wrong. The case is made by one of my DIY friends here in Thailand. It’s teakwood, and I spray the top aluminum cover with black paint. The amp inside is KGST.

@purkcame to visit me today. I showed him all of my DIY headphones. He seemed to like my Omega clone the most.

Beautiful work!

Very interesting! I am very curious to learn about your coating. Where do you buy it from?

Maybe he was referring to the DIY headphones he was testing.

Congratulations Kerry! It’s about time! Wishing you a big success.

I only wish I can understand what you are making.

I’ll buy one now too.

Happy birthday, Joachim!

I love those purple color wood stripes. Are those Purpleheart?

Call it JoaMatron! 😄

Good eyes!

Nothing bad should happen. It could probably be the loosen wire connections. You might want to try resolder all the soldered joints first. Well, some small dust could also be a problem. Check and clean the stators and the diaphragm could solve the problem too.

Thanks for sharing the pictures. Have you a picture of the other side of the stator, the side that faces the diaphragm? What is the material and thickness of the spacers?

The quality of the GB PCB was pretty bad too.

Are they using felt as the dust cover?

I really like to try to make some wire stators for my DIY electrostatic headphones. I've bought some wire mesh, but I have no idea how to stretch it so that it's absolutely flat and tight. Any ideas?

Happy birthday!

I’ve used something similar with one of my headphones for a while now. It’s been OK. Yes, it’s not double insulated and it’s not as soft as the Koss cable.

Finish a new pair of electrostatic headphones today.

Congrats!

It’s funny that the size of the transducer is exactly the same as my DIY headphones - 120mm x 90mm.

This is my version - 3D printed using ABS filament.