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PL-50 Repair

The Black Oil · 2010-10-05 21:11:32

I bought a pair of PL-50s a few months back. Unfortunately, one ear, or rather its casing is damaged. I don't know how this happened as I keep them in their case and my bag is in a room that almost nobody else uses. However, my bag was often moved by someone and it's possible they dropped something on it. I should have…

05-10-2010 9:11pm

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I bought a pair of PL-50s a few months back. Unfortunately, one ear, or rather its casing is damaged. I don't know how this happened as I keep them in their case and my bag is in a room that almost nobody else uses. However, my bag was often moved by someone and it's possible they dropped something on it. I should have known better and not taken the risk. Thing is, one repair has been attempted, albeit with glue, however that failed. Oddly enough, I still seem to have sound. Any thoughts, glue again, sellotape or move to another pair?

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#2 05-10-2010 10:54pm

pleasant Co.

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Looks like an easy fix, what type of glue did you use? could just be that you need to use better glue??

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#3 09-10-2010 12:41am

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Nooooooooo ;_;

You still have sound because the driver unit is sealed, I suppose.
I would try a combination of Airfix glue and electrical tape, because I'm messy.

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#4 09-10-2010 5:23am

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2 part epoxy ftw

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