sony mdr v150 headphone bracket 3d models

The remix is an upgraded iteration of a headband designed to support and enhance functionality of Sony MDR V150 headphones. ...This updated model aims to amplify the wearing experience with added features, showcasing a revised take on original...

This replacement part is for the widely-used MDR-V150 headphones, commonly prone to damage. I have not tested printing it myself; thus, if you do, please share your experience. Update 1.0: I'm soon to print version 2.0 on a 3D printer. Edit 2: As...

Summary Replacement bracket for a sony headphone MDR-V150. It is hopefully stronger than the original. I used a 0.1 mm resolution for printing. The one uploaded is the for the left side. To get the right side, mirror the model. The model is...

This accurate model is specifically designed to replace a broken bracket on Sony's MDR-V150 headphones. Its reinforced construction makes it stronger than the original part. The uploaded replacement is for the right side; simply mirror the design for...

This is an accurate model to replace a broken bracket on a sony headphone MDR-V150. It is reinforced to be stronger than the original. Reccomendable to print at 0.15mm resolution. The one uploaded is the for the Right side. To get the Left side,...

This is a precise replica to replace a damaged bracket on a Sony headphone, MDR-V150. It has been reinforced to be even stronger than the original part. We highly recommend printing at a resolution of 0.15mm for optimal results. The model provided...

I'm thrilled to be using my trusty old Sony MDR-V150 headset once more after successfully replacing its worn-out components with these new repair parts. ...If you're experiencing similar issues with your own MDR-V150 headsets, rest assured that this...

I created this bracket specifically for my Sony MDR-XD100 headphones after one of the original brackets broke in two. Determined to find a solution, I decided to design a replacement from scratch. Unfortunately, I encountered some issues with print...

This is a critical replacement part designed to repair the MDR-XB920 headphones, notorious for its frequent breakage. ... Print Settings: Printer: Sprinter HBot Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2 mm Infill: 100%

Here are a few different things remixed together to make Sony MDR-V150 headphones fit perfectly into an Oculus Rift S.\r\n\r\nIn Tinkercad, I combined all the necessary parts and added extra support to strengthen them.\r\n\r\nI quickly printed out a...

Product Brand: SonyProduct category: HeadphonesProduct model(s), Number(s), Name(s): MDR-V150Part description: Sound barrier in the headphone Uploaded by Delft University of Technology, design by Daphne van Dorst, 2021

Sony headphones are meticulously crafted using SolidWorks software, ensuring precise design specifications. ...The final product is then realistically depicted through exceptional rendering with KeyShot.

Sony MDR-RF855RK wireless headphone

Theoretically it can also be used with other Sony headphone, MDR V6 MDR V7 MDR-7506 MDR-7504. It kind of corresponds to Sony part numbers 2-113-132-11 and 2-113-133-11. I tried to make it sturdier than the original, you might need it force it in a...

3D model of left side. Right side same but mirrored. The bow is bent by heating in hot water and cooling according to a template (I used a basin). ... Glued with hot melt glue.

Product Brand:  SonyProduct category: HeadphoneProduct model: MDR-ZX310Part description: Cover of the headphone cover Uploaded by Delft University of Technology, design by Eva de Kok, 2021

A quick fix for busted swivel joints on Sony Bluetooth headphones - just a simple clip to secure them back in place.

I need my headphones in the field when making videos, but just putting them in my bag with all my sharp edged gadgets will eventually kill the ear pillows, so a case was necessary. This one is half open but does the job. 3mm walls, so pretty...

One of the brackets on my trusty MDR 7506's cracked, so I created this replacement. My headphones are almost twenty years old and still rocking! Version A is printed in the photo. Version B has some minor cosmetic tweaks that make it even cooler. I...

I created replacement brackets for my beloved MDR 7506s when I noticed one had cracked after twenty years of faithful service. Version A in the photo and Version B, tweaked for style, show off minor cosmetic changes that make them even cooler than...

This is both parts of the side bracket for the Sony MDR-V6 headphones, which are likely compatible with other models in the MDR-V line. I lost mine and realized that this bracket was one of the only replacement parts you could not buy. It's...

Hinged Bracket for Sony MDR-XB950N1. Cable is passed with needing to solder. (you will have to break the original to get the cable out without de-soldering). Modifications from the original: tighter insert space for the metal clip so it doesn't fall...

Replacement Part for Sony MDR-7506 and MDR-V6 Headphone Cup Holder Replaces the original part, ensuring your headphones continue to function properly. ...This replacement part is designed specifically for the Sony MDR-7506 and MDR-V6 headphones,...

This part was specifically designed for right-handed use, so you'll need to reverse engineer it to fit the left side.\r\nThe photo shows some added text, but the model itself is a basic design.\r\nRepairing the broken arm on your Sony MDR 10RBT or...

... printed in blue and the right is printed red on most headphones. This may fit other Sony headphones that use a similar headband. Models that use a similar headband include: Sony MDR-V600, MDR-7506, MDR-7509HD, MDR-7510, MDR-7520, MDR-CD900ST.

... This retainer may also fit other Sony headphones that use similar ear cups. Models that use a similar looking earcup include: Sony MDR-V600, MDR-7506, MDR-7509HD, MDR-7510, MDR-7520, MDR-CD900ST.

Sony's iconic MDR-7506 and MDR-V6 headphones have earned their place as staples in many music enthusiasts' collections, offering reliable performance that has stood the test of time. ...These dependable headphones are built to last, providing accurate...

Replacement arm for left earpiece of Sony MDR-NC7. Printed with supports, this part is a functional substitute for the broken one shown on the table in the picture. The replacement can be seen attached to the headphones. Not ideal, but it serves its...

This compartment is specifically designed to house my Sony headphones.

So I turned to the Sony MDR-ZX310 which is found everywhere and which is sold around 20 dollars. And probably with the MDR-ZX110 (around 15 dollars) which seems to have exactly the same design. It is enough to clip the two supports on the psvr by...