Recent content by asymcon
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The Beyerdynamic DT250 Thread
I wonder if there is a mod to acoustically attenuate 3kHz region by approx 1dB, it's not a fault per se, but it's probably the only region that sticks out.- asymcon
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The Beyerdynamic DT250 Thread
:thinking: 2000 hours of 8hr daily use seems fair for any kind of pads. Also I replaced them not because of wear, but due to the fact I managed to get a new pair for free. The feel was different on the new ones for sure, yet the old pair would keep going as usual- asymcon
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The Beyerdynamic DT250 Thread
Yes it should be possible.- asymcon
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The Beyerdynamic DT250 Thread
roughly same sound here on all 3 pairs, same mods, first one sounded initially different after 2000 hours, but new pads fixed it- asymcon
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The Beyerdynamic DT250 Thread
Where are you based? I can make a straight cables, same way as I did for my 3 pairs of DT250, but I no longer have any spare connectors Pinout is available in service manual, or you can check it via DMM- asymcon
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The Beyerdynamic DT250 Thread
For me, Dt250-250 are amongst the easiest to drive HPs, so much so, that I use them even unamped straight from DAP/Audio interface- asymcon
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The Beyerdynamic DT250 Thread
Of course, they blossom with time :gs1000smile: 3 years in, 2500 hours, and still my most favourite pair of HPs, and I have tried many others, even several magnitudes more expensive.- asymcon
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The Beyerdynamic DT250 Thread
Anything compressible should be better than nothing. :)- asymcon
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The Beyerdynamic DT250 Thread
Bass till about 200Hz. There's a frequency response graph somewhere on the internet. You can also test through sine tones @50Hz- asymcon
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The Beyerdynamic DT250 Thread
Yes, this is what I do and it definitely helps. Next level would be to use plastic sealant on the tip of the screw.- asymcon
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The Beyerdynamic DT250 Thread
OK, then I would say there won't be any issues. It's the edge of the connector and sealed screw hole that creates the seal. Even with all 7 pins in place, there isn't a good seal, because springed contacts aren't particularly good at keeping vacuum :smile_phones: Just seal it the same way as 7...- asymcon
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The Beyerdynamic DT250 Thread
Channel imbalance? No. It'll either work fine, with both sides connected properly, or not work at all. Not sure how this 6pin connector looks like, but the pinout used to be listed in service manuals.- asymcon
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The Beyerdynamic DT250 Thread
Just when some of you weren't convinced that DT250 are the best HP. :o2smile: https://reference-audio-analyzer.pro/en/report/hp/beyerdynamic-dt-250-250.php Perfect immunity to variable output impedance (less than 1dB @ 300Ohm), or the near perfect conformity to ISO 226-2009 curve- asymcon
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The Beyerdynamic DT250 Thread
I'm still using the same cable, Van Damme Miniature, which means it must be good. :beyersmile: I don't expect any sonic changes out of it, so I haven't heard any. But it's 10 times stronger when running a chair over it. It's definitely better than the stock one, which became stiff and hard just...- asymcon
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The Beyerdynamic DT250 Thread
I still have one spare plug if you still trouble finding it.- asymcon
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