I just finished pimpin' up my hardware and I just want to show you my newly modded K750.
Also some few pointers on how I did it!
This complements QWERTY's and ToShaRa's and all acoustic tweaks!
What I did is, I bought a K750 loud speaker, I remove the microphone, grind the plastic around the speaker to make it smaller in size. I cut off one wire from a cheap earphone speaker and I used it to connect the internal loud speaker to the external (extra) loud speaker. Soldered one end of earphone wire (+/-) to the internal loud speaker springs (the springs that touches the mainboard). Find away to insert the thin wire beside the camera lens, inserted it through the back cover and soldered the other end of the wire to the extra loud speaker. I used an adhesive glue (loctite 495) to attach the speaker firmly to the back cover. As of now, I'm still thinking of something to cover the extra loud speaker so it will look a little bit better.
I'm not encouraging you to do the same thing to your phone (unless your crazy like me!). Just wanted to show my work.
What benifit did I get?
Of course, louder music, plus ToShara's acoustic v.1 (very loud!!!) or QWERTY's super loud V.2 (for more balanced sound). Radio listening is superb! with my "Sound Trippin' While Charging!" mod, no worries with my battery! That's all folks! Pump up the volume!!!


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Here are my RaKisTa™ acoustic tweaks!!!
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