EDIT: I've added a couple of pictures from the finished Product
Would be cool if you dropped a line or two to tell us what we are looking at.
this post was submitted on 22 Jan 2026
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3d-printed headphones (the kit is €110)
This looks cool idk how I wonder if the split / extra cable connected to headset would be less comfortable than the the wire running through the headband.
Oh that's cool, post some updates when you get them too! Let us know how you're liking them and everything
I don't have the new pro model with the glass drivers, just the original kit with the reference drivers and they sound great! Comfort is way better than I expected as well and they're surprisingly well adjustable. Quite a bit punchier bass than I expected, and pretty great mids. I'd compare them to a more balanced AT-M50, with a better sound stage and a bit more pronounced lows. I'm no headphone reviewer though, so feel free to listen to someone else online talk about the full technical details.
I do sometimes run into an issue where one driver loses volume and needs to be unplugged/replugged which involves dismantling the ear piece, but aside from that they're a great pair of work headphones.
Really cool concept, I'd love to make a pair if they had planar magnetic drivers
Yes, it would be cool! They do have a kickstarter for a pro version with glass drivers. https://headamame.com/pages/headamame-pro-prelaunch
Unfortunately no kit version yet.
So, the package came and I've built them. The process was very very easy, so kudos to head(amame) for the design.
Here are some pics of the finished product:
I got the 40mm precision version and it's awesome! The only thing i will change is the headband as the GF ABS is too stiff for my large melon.
Edit: responded to post instead of comment