HP-1000 Driver Durability/Tolerance

As i understand the drivers in HP1000 series have paper type cones. Also correct me if i'm wrong but it isn't common material choice in driver diaphgram anymore... In this context i'm wondering how durable HP1000 drivers are, Not just to imbalance issues but also to physical degradation of the paper and espcially with frequent reproduction of heavy, fast-paced and complex passages, An extreme example would be the classic " In the Hall of the Mountain King" in all it's many versions. I imagine this one puts any driver cone under very high pressure from the frantic movement, It makes me wonder how much "beating" of this sort can a rather delicate, (?) couple-of-decades old paper-type driver tolerate.

So is it suitable to use these headphones frequently with "heavy" music types?

Any insight or directing about this anyone?

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Originally Posted by Bilavideo 

Paper drivers?  Comb not included.

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Originally Posted by Ninkul 

Papers drivers..? Wouldn't any amount of humidity destroy them?

Speaker Cone:

"Paper based cones account for approx. 85% of the cones sold worldwide. The ability of paper (cellulose) to be easily modified by chemical or mechanical means gives it a practical processing advantage not found in other common cone materials."

It doens't mean it's plain paperbook stuff, but it is based on paper.

Well it seems i was misinformed about the this, I was told that by a seller who talked about how he sent he pair for repair b/c the phones sounded 'flat' as a result of dryed cones.

But does somebody can tell it's not paper as a fact, i mean by physical examination of the diaphgram.