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See Some Examples
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As demonstrated in the above sketches, the chrome bar at the back of the earphones can be clamped towards each other and pulled apart, releasing the two plastic halves of the moulding. This allows access to the wiring on the inside that can be re-soldered - alternatively dry connections that clip together could be used.
The alternative benefit of creating an earphone for disassembly is that parts can be switched out when users get bored of the aesthetics or when new styles come out that can be marketed for a cheaper price to consumers. This can also allow the user to change from in ear silicon buds to an 'out-of-ear' hard casing - one of two styles.
Finally, technology can be changed to alter performance or functions. Research, for example, revealed graphene membranes that are being developed to give excellent quality sound. This high quality material requires no vibration dampener as it is so light, further increasing sound quality.
The alternative benefit of creating an earphone for disassembly is that parts can be switched out when users get bored of the aesthetics or when new styles come out that can be marketed for a cheaper price to consumers. This can also allow the user to change from in ear silicon buds to an 'out-of-ear' hard casing - one of two styles.
Finally, technology can be changed to alter performance or functions. Research, for example, revealed graphene membranes that are being developed to give excellent quality sound. This high quality material requires no vibration dampener as it is so light, further increasing sound quality.