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The latest iPod Shuffle II is so small and light, and you don’t even want to clip it at anywhere else other than your headphone itself!

I have been using my Audio-Technica ATH-F55 headphone for few years now, and I have recently received an iPod Shuffle II as a gift here. Being a DIY person (sort of), I decide to combine them and see how is it like.

ATH-F55 uses V-style cable which comes out from both earpiece. So I wind the cable up following the headphone frame at both side.

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And more…

Gaffer tape is used to fix the cable onto the frame. When the cables meet at the top of the headphone, they are winded and a large piece of tape is used to keep them together with the headphoen frame. A small opening is cut for the audio plug.

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This headphone can extend to fit different people sizewise. The metal frame provides a good location for fixing iPod Shuffle. But the metal frame itself is too thin. In order to attach the iPod firmly and to avoid scratches, I coiled few rounds of tape on the metal frame.

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More pictures.

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Our model (me myself) testing out the new product.

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Tape used for this modification.

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