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Bottlehead Kits => Crack => Topic started by: JamieMcC on February 02, 2014, 07:36:35 AM
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My Cracks got company.
After looking for a stand for my headphones and not finding anything I liked I decided to diy my own to take two cans and ended up making a headphone stand to match my Bottlehead Crack. It has a Carbon fibre body with solid Oak ends and two tubes running through for keeping the cables tidy. I still need to line the tubes out with a leather or fabric and sand out the hole saw marks on the Oak but you can get the concept.. I have a couple of other ideas I am going to try out also.
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Cute! (not a slam there) What will the babies look like?
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Cute! (not a slam there) What will the babies look like?
I will let you know in nine months. ;D
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I love the pearl inset and the feet. Whats the input tube there? E80CC? E82CC? 12BH7A? Do tell.
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I love the pearl inset and the feet. Whats the input tube there? E80CC? E82CC? 12BH7A? Do tell.
Its a E80CC and it is fast becoming a favourite which is something I was not expecting as when I was first plugged it in for a listen it was horribly bright to the point where it was unbearable to listen to with my T1's so I used the HD650's which made things a little better it was suggested to me that tubes need burning in so I left it playing for a few days listened again with the T1's and wow it has really mellowed out.
I think the E80CC still needs a bit more time on it as sometimes with it a slight background buzz is noticeable in the silent parts and other times its dead quiet. As soon as the tube is swapped out the buzz goes.