Hello friends, and i wish you and your significant others my best for Xmas.
Well, i received an original 1974 headphone, with the plus that it's non working.
I guessed someone else put their hands on it, since the coil threads are broken to the pins, and it seems I'm not able to find where the two threads start on the coil...
How can I solve this misters?
Yes i know about the lifetime guarantee etc., But i really don't know whether this works also here in Europe.
So, the question is, how do I take out two threads at the two ends of the coil?
I try to attach some pictures, hope to clarify how things are.
Thank you again and my best wishes!
Well, i received an original 1974 headphone, with the plus that it's non working.
I guessed someone else put their hands on it, since the coil threads are broken to the pins, and it seems I'm not able to find where the two threads start on the coil...
How can I solve this misters?
Yes i know about the lifetime guarantee etc., But i really don't know whether this works also here in Europe.
So, the question is, how do I take out two threads at the two ends of the coil?
I try to attach some pictures, hope to clarify how things are.
Thank you again and my best wishes!
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I don't want to discourage you but I used to have a pair of PRO-4AA and found back in the early 2000's, after pulling them out of storage, that the low end was greatly attenuated compared to how I remembered them. Totally anemic-sounding.
My hunch - not supported by "science" was that the magnets discharged, I ended up tossing them.
My hunch - not supported by "science" was that the magnets discharged, I ended up tossing them.