Learn how to Customize Headphones
Have a look under the pictures to learn step by step how Bobsmade customize
headphones. It takes around 6hours.
here is everything you will need:
- headphones ( i used Philips Shp 1900 - 15€)
- permanent paint ( Molotow One for All - one colour bottle cost 17€)
- permanent Marker (Posterman from 3€ , Faber Castell Multimark 1€)
- a old clean cloth
- thinner 4€
- varnish (Prisma colour spray 6€)
- some tape 1€
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#44
Thank you, I always wanted to see this tutorial, it's very useful. By the way, I love your art, watching on deviantart :]
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#43
dude. that is fucking hot/
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#42
Cool! I so wanna try this out, but would it be okay to use permanent paint markers like Sharpie instead of the paint?
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#41
hey! thanks 4 the tutorial
any permanent paint will do right?
and any headphones?
i mean i dont need to use that same ones exactly...
btw the video link doesn't work :) -
#40
Can I use Phillips SBCHP460/00 Dj style?
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#39
can u do a tutorial on the nerdy glasses i just bought some and i wanna hook them up just like u do thanx
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#38
is the same tutorial for Sony Earphones?
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#37
I have all those, let's see...all I need is talent. Can I borrow yours for 6 hours?
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#36
Wath do you use to put the color wite realy white, because in the beguining its not totaly white. If you understand please tell something.
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#35
the molotow ink, could be a bottle of 31ml?
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#34
Could I paint the headphones only with markers?
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#33
Hi
Thx for the tutorial!
The acetone is to rub off the initial varnish ^_^
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#32
what kind of markers are they? what kind of tip? is it felt or what?
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#31
besides the ones you use, what brand headphones usually have decent ones for painting while staying at a decent price? I can only find these small JVC ones or these massive sonys... I would take the sonys, but they cost more
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#30
If only these headphones could have more bass. :'(
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#29
cool!
i'l try this when i have time
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#28
Those are so awesome! And this is an awesome tutorial... will use when I can get some headphones!
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#27
Is there any alternative to the Motolow paint?
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#26
wow, that's really cool!
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#25
Thanx 4 sharing!!
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#24
wa~
very nice~
i'll try to draw it
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#23
you're the best!:) i really like that you share with people.
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#22
if you search around in england, i found the headphones for around £7
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#21
das ist nett? xD
haha i'm learning german
ANYWAY
wow
danke xD
but
my headphone's aren't spherical
they're FLAT
so it'll be a bit different
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#20
verry nice *-*
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#19
Salut, je suis un simple visiteur un Chilien et regarder le font, je vois que vous faire une oeuvres d'art très jeune, félicitations
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#18
why do you use acetone to start off rubing off the surface?
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#17
I just have a question, what is the acetone for?
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#16
I'll do it n_n But here those headphones are cheaper, they cost just 9.90€ o.O
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#15
Amazing i want to test ^^
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#14
It is magnificent, I would dream to have a headphone in style!
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#13
Make one for the shoes! And this is very helpful, thanks! :)
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#12
Hey, nice tutorial !
I've customize many shoes, t-shirt, etc... But never done on headphones ! That's a great idea and I think I'll try... -
#11
OMFG!!! WANT WANT WANT!!!!
would u be willing to sell a pair? -
#10
du bist geil! weiter so
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#9
Thank you do much for this! this is just what i was looking for, now i know just how to do it and i can make a pair in time for Youmacon :>
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#8
Wow, thanks for the tutorial :D
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#7
wow ! i love it !!!
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#6
Great work, I like your custimized clothing & accesories =)
One question, where do you buy the headphones? I would like to know it, because I don't find any cheap phones... -
#5
Very nice :D
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#4
Wow, that's really really useful. I actually thought of customizing my headphones but I'm still too scared of making mistakes on it ^^; I should start anyway :) Thanks for this!
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#3
wow! thanks for sharing! :D
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#2
whoa! cool very usefull thanks man
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#1
Nice! That came out really well.
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