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Billede000.jpg

 

Black edition. I like this one the most thus far. Looks almost retail, I think. :)

 

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From the insides. Some red materiale stuck and left behind. You can also see the tape. I added a grid to hold the foam into place.

 

:)


Edited by Kenneth irl - 7/1/11 at 11:18am

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Originally Posted by Graphicism View Post

It makes you wonder why JVC didn't put just a little more foam in there doesn't it...



That's a calculated decision, no doubt. They doesn't want them to be too good for the low price. xD

 

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Originally Posted by khanis View Post

I did the foam mod with cotton and WOW, it's far more comfortable. I prefer the larger soundstage as well; it really suits the sound of these headphones. Bass is lessened, but I feel it's more controlled. The separation of instruments is vastly improved after the mod.

The comfort is the biggest thing, though.

 

 

I don't know about the sound changes, but the extra soft materiale is really needed for the added comfort, at least.


Edited by Kenneth irl - 7/1/11 at 11:21am
post #153 of 164

Sorry to bump such an old thread.

 

Where did you get the foam and what kind should I use to mod mine when I get them?

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Originally Posted by Supertoaster View Post

Sorry to bump such an old thread.

 

Where did you get the foam and what kind should I use to mod mine when I get them?



^ I want to know too, anybody?

post #155 of 164
Thread Starter 

I got the foam from the packaging of a hard drive I purchased. I would think any foam would work, maybe even a sponge...

post #156 of 164

How thick should the foam be? 1/2 an inch?

post #157 of 164
Thread Starter 

The foam I used probably was about 1/2 an inch but it isn't an exact science, you just have to be able to stick it behind the pads. 

post #158 of 164

I finally got around to stuffing the rim of the pads with cotton instead of foam as I didn't have any foam on hand. this definitely increased the sound stage. I am impressed. I am quite happy with my modded 700's. I have done all recommended mods and couldn't be happier. For the money and a little bit of time these phones are a lot of fun to listen to.

 

Cheers,

Dan

post #159 of 164

did you use the loose cotton balls that is for makeup removal etc? Excellent!

post #160 of 164
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Originally Posted by hisnibs View Post

did you use the loose cotton balls that is for makeup removal etc? Excellent!

Yup, sure did. Stuffed them in one at a time all the way around the rim until the pad was nice and plump.

post #161 of 164

I have 

SilverStone 21-Inch x 15-Inch 4mm Thick 2-Piece Sound Dampening Acoustic EP0M Silent Foam SF01 (Black)

 

and Kitchen Liner.

 

which one would be better to use in the 2nd mod by OP on my HARX700?

post #162 of 164

My dad RX700's are dead. Left driver is not working, does Jvc sell spare parts? 

post #163 of 164

just got mine in, i stuffed the pads with the gutted remains of my old monoprice 8323 pads (i use m50 pads on those, hated the stock pads) and really appreciate the added comfort and slightly airier presentation now which i guess is attributable to the expanded soundstage from the added depth

 

 

 

how long is the recommended burn in period on these? also what mods have any of you gone through with to open up the mids and highs? im just curious, im thinking about poking holes throught the felt covering the drivers and probably dampening the cups while i was at it with some lead tape or something, advice???

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Originally Posted by thecourier View Post

My dad RX700's are dead. Left driver is not working, does Jvc sell spare parts? 


Did you check the solder?

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