Would there be any tangible change in sound quality / weight if i were to remove the grille and mesh from my hd595? I was hoping that i could make them "breathe" a little more, weigh a little less, and sound a little more open, potentially after my warranty runs out and i upgrade to a new pair of headphones (probably the denon 2000). Also, does anyone know of any more comfortable pads for the 595 or lighter headbands? They're fine as they are, but anything to push them just a litte bit further would be nice.
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