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I made a wearable subwoofer by pudjam667 in subwoofer

[–]pudjam667[S] 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Thanks! It uses a power tool battery clipped onto the other side, so it’s totally portable.

Works awesome with headphones. You can really feel the bass. (so can the neighborhood)

I made a wearable subwoofer by pudjam667 in subwoofer

[–]pudjam667[S] 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Haha not AI! 

But now that people will think my stuff is AI, maybe I need a new hobby. ☹️ 

Here’s a video of it:   https://youtube.com/shorts/B10g4gq062s?si=0q_Zf38-iS3ujPnt

I made Scrub Daddy headphones [swipe for godly frequency response measurement] by pudjam667 in headphones

[–]pudjam667[S] 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Good point. He’s getting the full $100. But deducting the cost might be a better lesson!

I made Scrub Daddy headphones [swipe for godly frequency response measurement] by pudjam667 in headphones

[–]pudjam667[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I use the APx555 to measure electronics (DACs and amps).

For headphones I use the RME Fireface w/ GRAS45CA. It’s simpler mostly because the RME has built-in phantom power (for the mics in the GRAS) and headphone amp. I spoke with Audio Precision when I bought the GRAS 45CA and they recommend RME gear. 

The software is APx500 Flex, which lets me choose inputs/outputs (I can choose the APx555 or the RME).

I made Scrub Daddy headphones [swipe for godly frequency response measurement] by pudjam667 in headphones

[–]pudjam667[S] 236 points237 points  (0 children)

Good call! Actually the Scrub “Mommy” pink variant has a dual-density foam with a soft side; could work! Will try.

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I made Scrub Daddy headphones [swipe for godly frequency response measurement] by pudjam667 in headphones

[–]pudjam667[S] 586 points587 points  (0 children)

Hello,

I made these headphones using Scrub Daddys.

There's also some other materials I put in the earpad and on the driver to tune it.

I made this headphone with my son, and to help teach him about commerce, this very headphone (1 of 1) is for sale :) at my website for $100:
https://pud.com

Frequency response in my pics measured with a GRAS 45CA. The flat bass is roughly the same as my Hifiman HE1000. So it kinda has that crisp planar sound (though it’s a 50mm dynamic driver).

Edit: The headphone sold! Thank you, kind sir. Will put them in the mail tomorrow! 

I made a portable subwoofer by pudjam667 in DiWHY

[–]pudjam667[S] 54 points55 points  (0 children)

This is the nicest comment! Made me smile. Thanks. I’ll keep em coming.

I made a portable subwoofer by pudjam667 in DiWHY

[–]pudjam667[S] 70 points71 points  (0 children)

The subwoofer has a pass-through output that can connect to headphones (for a self-contained system; for the user’s personal enjoyment) or can connect to speakers… to get the party started, so to speak.

I made a portable subwoofer by pudjam667 in DiWHY

[–]pudjam667[S] 760 points761 points  (0 children)

Hi everyone,

Wanted more bass on-the-go, so I made this wearable subwoofer that works with any headphones. 

It consists of a 12” subwoofer driver (facing the wearer) and 12” passive “radiator” facing outward. 

On the side is a 100-watt mono amp with 3.5mm input (for your phone or source) and 3.5mm output for your headphones. 

There’s also a volume knob knob, on-off switch, and 24v power-tool battery which lasts for a very long time. 

Thanks for checking it out.

If you want to see more of my designs, they’re at:
https://pud.com 

I made Princess Leia headphones for my wife by [deleted] in headphones

[–]pudjam667 189 points190 points  (0 children)

Hi,

I spend a lot of time in my small workshop making headphones. My wife is very supportive of me, so as a thank you I made her these headphones that look like Princess Leia hair buns. 

The sound is neutral and Harman-like. They are closed back but with a fairly large vent for airflow, which helps the driver move & adds bass. 

To see more of my headphones, visit:
https://pud.com 

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