Shahrose
Headphoneus Supremus
Tyll has said himself he believes in break-in and cable differences. End of story. Lets get back on topic.
Yet Tyll seems to infer that a significant change occurred, in this Stereophile review http://www.stereophile.com/headphones/806akg
He seemed to indicate that he "hadn't heard half of what the K701 could do" until after 100 hours of usage and advised Wes of same.
So I'm kinda confused here..
Anyone who has changed the surround material of a woofer knows that it can change the quality and quantity of the bass.
A reduction in distortion is exactly what "smoother treble" would refer to.
"Doubting that it would be audible" is simply inverse bias.
Tyll has said himself he believes in break-in and cable differences. End of story. Lets get back on topic.
It seems the labkable offerings are somewhere in Hong Kong? Their website isn't in English. The recable looks nice though.
Sharose,
Anyone in the states that you know of re cables these?
Does the 1840 has four wires going down to the jack? Thinking of getting a pair but I want to use those balanced
Anyone who has changed the surround material of a woofer knows that it can change the quality and quantity of the bass.
LOL, we are not talking about changing surround materials!
So the two leads are actually separate all the way to the jack, but they are connected by rubber most of the way. Each driver has an electrical connector that is different from what is used by other headphone makers. The headband has no electrical wires whatsoever, and since the two drivers are totally separate, you can use whatever configuration you like - as long as you find the same connectors used by Shure to connect the wires to the drivers.
So when is Purrin getting his hands on these?
can anyone point me in the direction of some SRH1840, HE-500 comparisons?