MY HEADPHONE WALL _ (Z Reviews)

HEADPHONES ON THE WALL.....
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[heavyharmonies]

Obviously Zeos needs to start a GoFundMe to build a bigger wall (no, Mexico is not paying for it).

[lukea]

I love that you just take the time you need to make your videos and don't compress them down to far it ads a lot to the experience of watching your videos.

[HelloNotMe]

Cable management: use a large diameter holesaw (3 or 4 inches, and a cordless drill, borrowed if necessary) to bore out a pocket in the center of the foam blocks, coil cord, use reusable velcro cable tie to coil cord and tuck into pocket.

[eschultzz]

Wireless solution: Cut out an interior section out of the bottom of the foam block, place wires inside so that when rolled, they don't fall out of the bottom.

[springbay]

By coincidences I got an update just before watching this video that all the Verum cups are now produced and ready for aquaprinting. It's by far the most transparent Kickstarter that I've participated in and one of the few that actually seem to be able to deliver within the project time frame.

[budifauzan]

mine is only M40X with angled HM5 pads :') but i am proud enough of it because i got it with my own hardwork, by sparing 50% of my monthly college money for few months, and i have no regrets buying it over a lot of necessary things that i might need lol

[Tarkov.]

I bought my first "serious" pair of headphones (HD 58X) and I love them so much. But the Monoprice Retros will forever hold a place in my heart.

[MrPhins]

The feel when Zeos is using a pair of speakers as shelf supports that I'm dying to buy (RP 150M) but have to save up to purchase. FML.Oh, and Merry Christmas everyone!

[colinmartin]

You can get the drivers out of gs1000's by gently heating the wood around the outside of the driver with a hot air pen for 5 to 10 minutes (cover the driver with blue tape and use only about 200 degree air) and then just gently peel the driver out once the glue softens. It's super easy and safe if you have a hot air gun for soldering. Grado glue is thermoset, just a slightly stiffer hot glue.

And if you somehow mess em up, earphonediylabs carries replacement drivers. They also have a variety of lovely headbands and custom stacked foam pads that add even more space, and even wooden cups so you can even build your own gs3000e's. I built a pair with OEM gs3000 drivers, a lovely leather headband, mahogany cups, stacked foam pads and detachable mmcx connectors for about $200 all-in.

[Smrt]

How many speakers do you have?
Normal person: A pair at my computer desk, Pair in the living room.
Zeos: So many I built shelves out of them .

[Defeat_all_left_alive]

Mount the foam blocks along their biggest surfaces to the wall itself using bolts and spacers (no shelving required). Mount the headphones as usual. Use hook screws to keep the cables underneath each set.

Oh and Merry Xmas, senpai Zeos.

[lawrencewang]

Velcro ties for the cables, stab a paper clip into your foam blocks, bend the tip of the clip at a 45 degree angle and hang your wirepaired with your cans from it.

[dmarcus]

My Wall (left to right):
Audeze LCD X, Focal Clear, MrSpeakers Ether Flow, Sennheiser HD 800S;
Beyerdynamic DT 1990, Fostex TH 610, MrSpeakers Aeon C, Sennheiser HD 660S;
AudioTechnica ATH-MSR7, Beoplay H6, Bowers & Wilkens P7, Oppo PM-3.

[ryanwatsonify]

Cable management…screw cup hooks into the back of the foam blocks. One on top and one on bottom, facing away from each other. Wrap cables around the cup hooks.

[mr.shadowman]

Idea for wire storage, make pouches from the material of your choosing and stick them to the side of the yoga blocks. You can even put a string through the top to tie them down or if you feel adventurous, add zippers to them. This means your wires are always attached to the headphone stand.

Alternatively, since these are made out of foam, make holes in them to one side (facing the wall), for holding wires and other stuff. If the hole goes downwards, you can use gravity to ensure they don't slip out.

[VaFenix]

You can cut/carve hole on bottom of those blocks, you have headphones, and carve some channel in order to wire cable there if it's attached, then they will look cordless.
Just a hint for you to solve cable issue. You welcome )

[stam]

Can't be happier that I listened to Z and bought the m40x. Holy shit they're great.

[Duurin]

The average household drops around $28/year into their couch (it is usually recovered within a year, but for the sake of the question, we'll go with that). The average couch is 84in wide. So, if you wanted to make up that $1600 in one year it would be 400ft of couch. Otherwise, it would take the average household's couch 57.15 years to make up that $1600.

[ilpatongi]

A decent sized nail in the foam block and you can easily wrap the wire around it

[profilename]

I can’t sleep for some reason but hey this showed up. Thanks for the Christmas gift Zeos!