Headphone Tuning / Modding basics with the Sony MDR-ZX110 Amazon's most popular wired headphones

In this video, you will learn some cheap and easy techniques to tune some cheap headphones to make them sound better.
Sound is a personal thing so being able to change the way your headphones sound to suit your preferences is great. This video covers some physical modifications that may breathe new life into some sub-par headphones.
Obviously - when modifying anything, there is a chance you could break something so if you are a ham-fisted gorilla ... maybe this is not for you and I take no responsibility for any damage you may cause. But if you have a bit of dexterity and take your time the results can be impressive
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00:02 Modify cheap Sony headphones for better sound quality.
01:47 The Sony MDR-ZX110 headphones are lightweight and foldable, making them convenient for travel.
05:25 Understanding how headphones work and how to tune them
07:32 Restricting airflow and damping the movement of the headphone driver helps tune out the bass.
10:51 Modifying headphones can help enhance or reduce bass frequencies for a better listening experience.
12:29 Adding fluff inside the headphones can improve listening pleasure
16:21 Adding weight to the back of the headphone to improve the sub bass region
18:07 Modding basics for Sony MDR-ZX110 headphones
21:47 Modding the Sony MDR-ZX110 headphones to improve bass
23:35 Covering up the hole inside the baffle results in weird peaks in the treble.
26:53 Modifying the Sony MDR-ZX110 headphones to enhance treble frequencies.
28:26 Removing the harsh peak improves the sound quality of the headphones
32:00 The headphone tuning and modding process involves reducing interference and adjusting the frequency response.
33:48 Modding the Sony MDR-ZX110 headphones can change the treble but has little effect on the bass.
36:57 Modding headphones can improve their sound quality and provide a sense of satisfaction.
38:16 The 13mm driver in the Sony MDR-ZX110 headphones has limitations in reproducing low frequencies.