What type of glue/epoxy to use
I broke my damn sony headphones and was wondering what you guyswould sugest glueing them together with. They are MDV-R (500s i think) headphones made out of that cheap sony plastic (damn it its weak).
I bought some 5 minute epoxy,but that stuff doesnt seem to hold (left them for a day, put them on my head and they broke again). The bac kfo the box said that superglue would be better but...
Maybe ill just go buy some Koss porta pros (my father grabbed a pair a year or two back and i was amazed by the sound quallity).
So what glue do you guys think would work best, and/or what durrable high quallity headphones would you sugest (preferably ones that let more sound into you hear than out, thats the problem I have with the Koss ones).
I bought some 5 minute epoxy,but that stuff doesnt seem to hold (left them for a day, put them on my head and they broke again). The bac kfo the box said that superglue would be better but...
Maybe ill just go buy some Koss porta pros (my father grabbed a pair a year or two back and i was amazed by the sound quallity).
So what glue do you guys think would work best, and/or what durrable high quallity headphones would you sugest (preferably ones that let more sound into you hear than out, thats the problem I have with the Koss ones).
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What type of glue/epoxy to use ?
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I've tried them all,but I think the ploymethacrylics are too heavy a trip man.
You could also try a thick cynanocrylate glue (Krazy glue is pretty thin).
Actually, just buy a new pair of headphones....
I cant remember what movie this is from but...
"Hey, you ever shot glue?"
"You mean sniffed it"
"no"
As for buying new ones, I really dont have the $60 for them at the moment
I think Ill stick with the superglue idea for now, thanks.
They have a snug fit and are actually still very comfortable. You'd never know it was broken without looking at it.
Personnally, however, I recommend you take this oppurtunity to ditch the evil evil Sony headphones and buy yourself some nice Senns or Grados. Unless, of course, you're one of those fools who equates booming bass with quality sound.
[ 12-07-2001: Message edited by: Lucky ]</p>
Even I don't know how to repair headphone? when i am having this problem. My friend help me to find a solution for this problem. The best glue is Cyanoacrylate adhesive glue, this is the glue not harm your hands also stick very quickly.