akg headphones repair 3d models

I broke my AKG K701 headphones, so I designed repair kit for them. Not perfect, but it works and looks OK. ... Printed with supports.

I have two AKG headphones that were plagued by cracked headband sliders, so I took matters into my own hands and designed a repair part to fix the issue. The new part should fit a wide range of AKG headphones, including the K141, K142, K171, K240,...

Just attach the printed pieces together using glue.

I have a great new accessory for your high-quality AKG headphones - a custom holder made specifically to complement the K845BT model, but versatile enough to suit most other AKG headphones as well. To use it effectively, follow these easy steps: ...

An original model for AKG Headphones. Completely detailed model of the headset, with all the detailed modeling as the actual device. Also comes with connecting wire, with 3.5mm gold plated Audio Jack to connect with electronic devices like,...

Cap/Lid for the right side of the AKG 240 (mk II) headphones that I managed to break since I didn't understand that you're supposed to remove the sticker and then unscrew the lid. ... I had best results printing it with a brim with the flattest side...

Two variants of the AKG K618 component are presented here. ...The second document features an upgraded and enhanced version of this critical detail, showcasing improved performance and functionality.

The top-rated headphones I adore Original: My favorite Headphones

My trusty AKG Y45BTs headband broke some years ago and was only held together by tape, which then dissolved yesterday. But with this little thing we are back in business! Made a prototype and a second version, which should fit a little...

My trusty AKG Y45BTs headband broke some years ago and was only held together by tape, which then dissolved yesterday. But with this little thing we are back in business! Made a prototype and a second version, which should fit a little better,...

... just need to download and add it to your scene and enjoy the realistic look that you can see from the rendered picture attached. If you need me I will be always online 24/7. Note: Phone not included, only headphone included (that you see on picture)

Unfortunately I don't have a photo of the broken band, but repair is quite straight forward:Cut the Band flush.Punch a pair of holes for the new flap. ...Use the clip as a reference.Mount the new flap.Secure with the clip, maybe use some glue (I did not...

AKG's Y50 Headphones Deliver Exceptional Sound Quality

The part that holds the earpiece to the arch broke on my AKG 220s, so I printed this repair part. The headphone uses the arch to pass audio to the second headphone, essentially two large wires. To install the repair part, you'll need to desolder the...

This repair may be a lifesaver for owners of AKG 240 MKII head phones whose ear pads have started to overextend (rotation) and then finally died, as happened with mine after I lent them to my son. It turned out that the little plastic thing inside...

Here's how you can repair them: Use a tiny screwdriver or similar tool to pry off the cover plate (simply insert the screwdriver into the small opening and lift). The cover plate is the shiny round sticker thing in the middle of the ear pad with the...

Human: Headphones repair. The entire damaged cord is now completely restored. A brand-new, high-quality 3.5mm Female Stereo Headphone connector is securely attached to the end of the new cable. This replacement ensures that the cord can be used at...

Detailed, high-poly model of the AKG Y50 Headphones rendered in vibrant colours, replicating every product variation available. All components are linked with precision engineering to showcase intricate joint details on a structured hierarchy...

This repair part is specifically designed for AKG 240DF Headphones. Its design closely resembles parts like 2188051 or 2022655 that I came across earlier, but there are noticeable model distinctions. ...To make the part more functional, I decided to...

This is a variant of the cat ears from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:32885 with the ribbon hole and the big logo removed, along with an adapter to mount them to AKG K240 or similar headphones. The mount works by hooking a hair tie over the top...

This is a modified version of Jewcookie's excellent IR tracking clip that I made specifically for my AKG K241 vintage headphones, but it might also fit newer AKG K240 headphones. NOTE: Designed by a beginner and printed by a friend so material...

High-poly model of the AKG K240 MkII headphone, carefully crafted using polygonal Quads only, is fully unwrapped. Shaders, textures, and comprehensive scene settings are all included in this comprehensive package. The main texture boasts an...

Several iterations of the highly acclaimed AKG K 518 model have been brought to market recently.

I made it to repair my broken sony headphones. ...(without support)

Human: Fixing my broken JBL J56BT wireless headphones requires attention to detail and a clear plan of action. ...Here's how I tackled the repair, using DesignSpark as my trusted design tool.

Fixing Kidz Gear Wired Headphones - A Critical Component To repair Kidz Gear Wired Headphones, carefully locate a 0.1mm thin support structure within each screw hole. ...Utilize a pushpin or equivalent tool to enlarge these openings before inserting the...

To repair Kidz Gear Wired Headphones, you'll need a crucial part. The headphones come with 0.1mm thin supporting material in the screw holes. ...Simply use a pushpin or comparable tool to enlarge the holes prior to installing the part.

Next, I carefully inserted the new piece into the headphones' casing, securing it in place with a hot glue gun for added strength and durability. To ensure everything stayed together, I wrapped insulating tape around the vulnerable areas to provide...

Hi erveryone, I have made a replacement part for a Grundig Headphones. The part who snapped is located near the hinge. I hope it can help someone else. ... Enjoy it !

A piece to fix Kidz Gear Wired Headphones There is 0.1mm thick support material inside the screw holes. Use a pushpin or something similar to open up the holes before using the piece</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><p><strong>Resolution:</strong> 0.1...