Description

This is a pair of original B&O Beoplay H7 Headphone Driver Units with 40mm diameter diaphragm. We recommend using it to upgrade mid-end headphones with 40 or 50mm housing to premium sound quality. 

Scroll down for a nice video tutorial contributed by one of our great customers.   

 

Know more about the H7 headphone

B&O Play’s first around-ear Bluetooth headphone is well-built, stylish and sounds quite good, too. No doubt about it, the B&O Play BeoPlay H7 by Bang & Olufsen is a swanky wireless Bluetooth headphone. Its headband is crafted out of anodized aluminum, and the plush, memory foam earcups are covered with lambskin leather. It looks expensive and it is: B&O’s first full-size, over-ear wireless model lists for $450, although it can be had for $400, £330 or AU$750 online in two color options.  (see more headphone reviews at CNET)

 

 

 

User feedback and DIY tutorial 

Thanks to our dear customer for making this great DIY tutorial! 

Spec of the driver 

The sound of this driver unit is very appealing. If you’re the kind of listener who revels in unpicking fine detail and wants to examine every note in a recording, these driver units are ideal ones for DIY. 

Take a close look

 

 

 

DIY suggestions 

We highly recommend using this driver with closed back, small size headphone shells, like AGK K92 or Marshall headphones. It works with with half or fully opened shell as well but the bass is reduced ~5dB. 

 

Note: the dynamic drivers have been paired to ensure sound and quality fully balanced between right and left channels. Therefore we don’t offer single unit.  

Soldering: overheated (>250 degree C) soldering iron or overtime soldering (>2s) may permanently damage the driver. Please managed down both in your DIY. 

• Installation: the driver has Sintered NdFeB Magnetic inside with extremely strong attraction power. Damage may caused by attracting anything hitting the fragile diaphragm. 
• Others: applying high-voltage, storing in high temperature/humidity environment… all may cause unrecoverable damage.