lokesen
Member of the Trade: Koda Headphones
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Very nice work.
...and I was just going to post 'send one to Tyll'
Thanks
Very nice work.
...and I was just going to post 'send one to Tyll'
Wow! Beautifully done!
Unfortunately, I can't ship headphones internationally ... I can only ship UPS, and it's just too costly for me. I've received your email, but I'll answer here in case someone wants to help out.
If someone wants to handle the overseas return shipment for lokesen, I can measure them.
Very sorry I have this restriction.
I got it sorted out with a few options - So I will ship the KODA^2 mod headphones to you in two weeks time now
I just ordered parts for three headphones.
One of these is for sale if anyone is interested. One is for testing/reviewing and will be shipped to Tyll at Innerfidelity. The third one is for myself.
Sent me a PM if you're interested in the one for sale.
very interested in how all of this plays out
I wish someone could compare this to the Rastapants.
Just finished the design for the KODA^2 today - only smaller changes and optimizations - All for the better
The final changes from KODA^1 to KODA^2 is:
1. Nicer veneer - I will let you choose between a couple of types like walnut burr or zebrano
have you given any thought to carbon fiber?i believe 3M makes a very nice textured (bare) faux carbon fiber adhesive veneer, btw. i think it would look great on those black cups.
If you by rastapants refer to T50rp with plasticine, akasa dampening mats, craft felt etc. I actually developed the KODA design from experimenting with different dampening on the original housing. I think I have tried most of the different recommended approaches on the forums.
There is no denying that the T50rp gets a whole lot better this ways - but you can only get so far with the thin standard cups. As stated before - the difference from a non dampened T50rp to a nicely damped and tweaked T50rp aka Rastapants is really big. But the difference between the modded T50rp and to putting the drivers in some excellent housing is much much bigger. IMO it puts them in another league. Unfortunately it multiplys their price several times too.
I think most Thunderpants owners will confirm this.
Btw - a well modded pair of Rastapants is probably more value for money than any other headphone out there - That what makes it so fantastic
I'm interested. I won't buy it just yet, but when the Tyll contest is finished, i'll see how it is.