Not extremely hard, but it will look a bit jank, no matter how well you can solder wires together. I'd suggest cutting it off like 5-10 cm down from the connector so you can keep the whole earhook intact

DT also stands for Deutsche Tradition. Which is quite lovely I think

You are quite right, I guess funny meme ≠ reality and logic

Thanks! I see how I massacred my boy now

Wait help me out, where did I fuck up?

Those are literally opposites. Apple sells you the same phone pretending it's something completely 'new'. Beyerdynamic doesn't give a shit and tells you "Da mein Hurensohn! Nimm dieses perfekte Produkt, natürlich ist es identisch mit dem ersten Modell! Das erste Modell war nämlich schon längst perfekt!"

Edit: German grammar

I have one of those! (Without the dumb light though) Haven't listened to it in a looong time, but now I will thanks to this post!

That's just poor luck, I guess you could try sewing/weaving the hole shut, but that's quite hard.

Some electrical tape or heatshrink are the easiest options. Alternatively you could try some glue or melt the nylon to stop further fraying.

They are

Yes, and they are COOL AS FUCK!

Can't tell you how they change the sound, the pads mine came with were shot, so I only used Yaxi's on these

Rightfully so!

Indeed

May I present: Sennheiser HD25 Aluminum. These are Sennheisers special edition 25 years of HD25 Headphones. They have full aluminum cups and swivel buttons.

This pair is modified with comfortable AF Yaxi pads and headband and a custom cable I made for these beauties! They are also fitted with Custom Cans' mass loading and damping kit which flattens the bass response a bit further into the sub bass regions.

Overall a comfortable and inoffensive headphone to listen to while working.