vampula
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Nobody ever tryed to get deep inside of the cups? I mean, to change damping and so on? Or maybe do a open-back mod?
Nobody ever tryed to get deep inside of the cups? I mean, to change damping and so on? Or maybe do a open-back mod?
Nobody ever tryed to get deep inside of the cups? I mean, to change damping and so on? Or maybe do a open-back mod?
Getting more of an audition now with my home system. Works well with the bright and awake character of BiMBy and the ever-so-slightly tube-pretending nature of the Polaris. PM-3 cuts the edges off the high treble but also boxes all of it in. I'm in a cloud of sound, but it's a smaller cloud than the HE-500. Denser, too, though. I can't believe how clear these are for closed headphones.
Did you say you got the blue ones?
How are they? Is it a nice blue and does it stand out too much? Like you're trying to be all that? LOLOL
Why would you need to do an open back mod when the PM-2 already exists?
Becouse PM-3 are twise as cheaper as PM2:wink_face:
I went and just purchased the PM-3
No regrets, initial impressions are amazing for what they sell these things for ! my goodness
The PM-3 is way way underrated i have to say.
For those of you, and I count myself among you, that are very impressed with the value to performance ratio of the PM3 if you are looking to add to your collection and want an open planar the 400i should be on your short list.
Doesn't make any sense to me since I have the HE-500 - unless soundstage is very large.
For those of you, and I count myself among you, that are very impressed with the value to performance ratio of the PM3 if you are looking to add to your collection and want an open planar the 400i should be on your short list.