Spv headphone broke down this is how I FIXED IT!!! (:D)

[Guest ultimasnake]

Well after one of my earplugs of my default e200 headset broke down i and almost gone crazy because of the "sound-nosound-sound-nosound" that it had as result i was thinking of using a normal headphone on my e200 though i know there are adapters for this usage i still wanted to be able to use the microphone and that didn't seem possible.

So i started working on a Modification

The ingredients

*An origional Spv handsfree headset

*A JVC ha-cd60

*some guts ^_^

After taking it apart part by part and trying out somethings i managed to get the entire thing working ALLONG with the microphone... though it seems that the volume change on the headset seems to be a bit "broken" it works but still leaves some sound on the right channel but i don't mind.

The result also (note) gives me a GREAT BASS on my music.. no baseless stuff anymore

here some screenshots...

buitenkant origioneel.jpg

binnenkant open.jpg

binnen kant klaar.jpg

result.jpg

[Guest mavisdavis]

Very nice idea ^_^

[Guest gnagis]

here in sweden that thing goes on the resit or how i spell it.. so like if it gets broken you can just pick out a new one in the store for free ^_^

[Guest ultimasnake]

hey gnagis... welllll might have be possible here too just was too lazy to exchange it and i thought the headphone quality was crap anyway so i decided to start modding :D

I will make a schematic on what i did for you all once i get the time ^_^..

[Guest Chaser81]

I use the 2.5mm to 3.5mm headset adaptor that comes with a HP IPAQ 1940 along with a decent pair of Sony earphones. Saves on the modding time and sounds great!

[Guest ultimasnake]

true true... but i also just wanted to remaing using it as a handsfree kit ^_^ not sure if you can do that but I guess not :D...

but still it's one of the ways to do it.. there are more roads that lead to rome :P

oh and the satisfaction level of making this was HIGH... it feels so good when you try and mod something and it even works :P