Sorry folks, sold all I had to takato14. Thanks for the interest.

Just received the Grado flat pads today. Believe it or not, I'm using them right now with my low budget Grado 60i's! Big improvement in the sound using the flat pads over the stock 'comfy' pads. Well worth the $35 plus shipping to 'upgrade' my phones!   Thanks  

Just bought some TTVJ flat pads for my Grado SR-60i's (Which I bought 2 weeks ago). I know it's overkill price wise I suppose, but man what a huge sonic improvement over the comfy pads! Best way to describe it is, music now sounds larger than life! I think I finally see what the fuss for Grado...

Was thinking of buying a portable amp for my Grado 60i phones, now leaning toward a vintage amp/receiver. Any recommendations for a vintage amp/receiver that match up with great with Grado cans would be welcome. Need to keep the price in the $100 bucks range tops. Thanks

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Haven't been here in years, too lazy to look it up (Place has really grown) so I'll post here. Looking for a sub-$100 amp to match up with my newly required GRADO 60i phones. Also, should I try out the $35 buck pads Todd The Vinyl Junkie sells?   Thanks

Okay, I just have THREE series 1 drivers, and TWO series 3 drivers from Black 4AAA's, no series 2 or 4. I'll post photos in a couple days,   I was buying up 4AAA's on eBay thru the years, and had to sell the best of the bunch years later. Hence, the spare drivers.

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I'm thinking of selling off some spare 4AAA drivers in near future, mainly series 1, some series 2. Never knew the 'series' thing before, know I know why some looked different, but sounded the same.

Made prototype earpads, but have one main bug to work out. Earpads are comfortable (more than stock), but materials I used for earpads doesn't let the earpads stick to the phones. I'll figure it out

Okay, got the basic supplies delivered to me today. Will make test pads from molds next couple days. Looking at the supplies I just received, I'm probably gonna have to charge more than the $5 that Koss used to sell their pads for. However, I don't want to price gouge. For now, I'm looking at...

Yeah, the build and quality went downhill on Koss phones starting in the early-mid 80's thru the 90's. From what I've read, the company lost focus of what made them big in the first place, quality headphones. They expanded and branched out into other audio equiptment areas, but sales were bad...

Vort3xxX darn shame about the 4AAA dying on you back in the day. Were they the brown ones, or the black ones? For the most part, they used different drivers. I've dropped my 4AAA several times, and they still work fine. gubes42, too soon to tell how much I'll sell them for, have to figure out...

Ordered supplies to make earpads, should have a 'prototype' in a week or 2. I'm going for seal and fit first. Comfort is the tricky part, then again the original pads aren't that comfy. Maybe I can improve on that, but the seal is the important part. Need a good seal around the ears for the bass...

Edit: Double post, it happens