mikeymad

hello - hello - hello... I am sure the angled roof will cancel all standing waves...

Cheers Sean Time to watch Zardoz, The Hunt for the Red October, and Russia House again.

mmmm hand waxed.....

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...