#jendermad

So yeah, it's just two 1x1 pixel LCD screens. Noone wants that if you ain't collecting weird PC accessories. First off, i've dissasembled them, removed the cable and the polarisation filters (adhered plastic ones on the glass matrix) and cleaned the lenses with IPA (isopropyl alcohol) and got left with this

So, i've dissasembled a pair of paper 3D anaglyphic glasses and just put bare sheets of colored film on top of these glass pieces. (Warning - clean those with water or etc, no IPA this time! It might dissolve the film and color your hands with pigment from the film) Tested that out, placed those colored films on the inside of the glasses and closed it all up. Voila!

Here's some of the tracks from artists/bands mentioned. Give it a listen, maybe it's your thing, maybe it's not. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Hope this was fun to listen for someone out there. And, if y'all want some more music, check out these guys! Elysian Tunes

If you want to switch over to an MP3 player, here are some decent variants for everyone out there, let's start from the easiest one and move to more hardcore things: 1) Your old smartphone that you no longer use - YES, this is an actual variant to work with! You can install MortPlayer, or Foobar2000 - depending on how old your device is - and just add a 16-128gb MicroSD card. It's EASY and useful (your phone is not an e-waste anymore, yaaay) 2) Any player cheaper than 60$ USD (incl. used ones) - you can find them on any big wholesale website. Look for good reviews and videos about the device first, tho - some of small and sleek players can be clunky to use. 3) An old MP3 player - Some old MP3 players can play loseless files, and can support big headphones. Look for reviews and videos first, tho. 4) An old iPod - they are all easy to mod if you know your way around soldering iron station and willing to spend 20-30$ on some uprgades (you can even make it usb-c compatible!) 5) An old MP3 player with an HDD inside - Those are old and sometimes fragile, but like with iPods, there are LOTS of ways to upgrade them - including flashmods, new batteries, and more!

Footnotes: Be sure to check out Rockbox website here - some of these old players have a port of Rockbox for them. Rockbox unlocks your player's potential - more volume, more formats to play, custom themes (you can also make your own or customize community ones to your hearts content) and more! It also has ports for some of the more modern players as well. For players that cost more than 60$ - they are mostly for hi-fi enthusiasts, so if you're into that - that's another variant for you out there! If anyone out there have any questions, or need help modding their device - please, hmu! I have a bunch of documentation and info on most of players out there and can help you find parts, etc. for your device!

To open most of those headphones up, gently pry a panel on the side, and unscrew a small bolt that holds the bracket. If one wants to, you can mod them with Y-cable instead of single cable, just unsolder the leads that soldered onto rods that are making up the headrest assembly, from both sides, attach the Y-cable, and close it all up so that cable is fixed underneath that bracket.