hrichard
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Sorry for the double post..
there is a replacement part for the headband, but if it's just the pleather that's worn and the foam beneath is okay, you can strip the pleather off and the foam itself works as a nice headband, I've had mine like that for a while now since my headband pleather got ripped.Great info on the mod, will be modding mine soon!
Another question I can't find an answer for anywhere: My headband on the PC350 is very worn. I have replaced the earpads, but can't seem to find any replacement for the headband.
Is there a replacement headband? Or how did you guy's fixed this?
I've been reading the thread but I couldn't reach a conclusion:
My PC350 is modded, and I need new ear pads since mine are falling apart already.
I didn't understand if I should get the HD595 pads (Which are more open) or the PCX450 pads (Which are more closed)
Is it true that the open nature of the HD595 pads will make me lose bass I've gained with hero's mod?
Should I stay with the PCX450 ones which are closed and noise isolating? How are they compared with the original PC350 pads?
Is this mod possible to do with the new Sennheiser PC350 Special Edition?
I've been reading the thread but I couldn't reach a conclusion:
My PC350 is modded, and I need new ear pads since mine are falling apart already.
I didn't understand if I should get the HD595 pads (Which are more open) or the PCX450 pads (Which are more closed)
Is it true that the open nature of the HD595 pads will make me lose bass I've gained with hero's mod?
Should I stay with the PCX450 ones which are closed and noise isolating? How are they compared with the original PC350 pads?
The reason we switch rings is because although the PXC450 pad rings look exactly the same, they are not and will not fit the PC350, and will just not snap fully. So we switch rings to make a firm attachment.
If anyone needs additional clarification let me know.
Just did this - SPDIF-ed audio stream to my Z5500 and connected the Senn. PC350 to the Z5500 Cotrol POD. There's no more static, so the cause for this must be the onboard audio, not the headset. However, the sound is still a bit weak, even though there's the woomff shaking both my ears and the mic. Speaking of the mic, I can't get any sound out of it, when it's connected to the Z5500 Control POD. So I guess I need some sort of headset amp or external audio, right? Please advise what should I get. Also I'm a bit short on funds, since I prefer buying stuff for my daughter, rather than spoiling my ears too much
Thanks in advance,
Yatsu
I have downed it all to either Xonar U7 or U3, as next spring I will most likely get a desktop PC with either Xonar Essence STX or Phoebus. So my only concern at the moment is the good mic sound I would expect from one of those two. However, I think I will get the U7 and use it for my speakers on the desktop, which I think is better to supply with the essence card and enjoy my PC350 as far as they go. Not sure I will need an amp in either case. What do you think?