Yes do it!! Do we know the extent of mods available for the T60RP at modhouse? Have you inquired about it yet? A fully "Argonized" T60RP would be so killer.

Yeah, I put the mad dog pads on them. Comfort greatly improved, but the sound was about the same. To be fair, I find the MDP's to have somewhat harsh treble as well, but if I had to pick one, the MDP's were better for the same price. The wood cups were gorgeous though. The creaking was so bad...

I ended up returning mine. Creaky cups. Not very comfortable. Sound was thin and bass shy. Highs too sharp and grating. I compared them to my Mad Dog Pros and I found the MDP's to be better in every way. I have the Argon v3's next on my list to try to dethrone my MDPs.

HD650 PortaPro MDR-V6 PM3

I had this problem with my Pro30s. I ended up just using Spinfits instead. They seal just as good and provide the same amount of comfort. They have never slid off in over a year of use. I also use them on my se215s when working out or traveling. Fishing tips out of your ear canal is NOT fun and...

For the most possible space, KSC75 clips would be your best bet. I've only experimented with various foam pads though, so YMMV.

I've used the KSC35, KSC75, and Yuin clips. The 35s are the most secure (and bassy), but least comfortable (sharp edges, hard plastic). The Yuin is more comfortable (softer plasic) and a little looser fitting but still plenty secure (for me). The 75s have the softest, most pliable clips. They...

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8ODm-F9-IM   ^^just use that

I demand a comparison between your pro30's and the sm64's if you ever decide to acquire a pair. I have pro30's and i've always side-eyed the sm64's out of sheer curiosity. I'm guessing they are more similar than different, but maybe the slight difference would be worth it. Anyway, keep us...

I can relate to this. I also have pro30's and while i loved the fit and comfort of the star tips, i didn't like the loose seal and how easy the tips would slip off the nozzle and get stuck in my ear (!). I tried shure tips but they were too stiff, inflexible, and ultimately irritating to my...

  What does that fact have to do with the sportapro's and portapro's (and KSC35's for that matter) sharing the same driver? Or is that just an FYI? I would guess that something so cheaply made probably doesn't have the tightest manufacturing tolerances to keep costs down. If your KSC75's all...

  They are the same. The differences you hear might just be due to a slight manufacturing variation or the pads.

That's three professional studio/broadcasting cans with some serious staying power. Should be a fun comparison.

Not significantly. Maybe a tad more air and soundstage and a little less bass. These are positive changes IMO. Regardless, the increased comfort is worth it to me whether the changes are perceived as beneficial or not.

  No.

  I use dt250 velours on mine. Much more comfortable IMO.

  It is known. And yet this confusion is constantly discussed. SMH....   And while we are at it, all the headbands, clips, etc. are all compatible with each other along with the PE headband (and similar UK version) and Yuin G1A clips from head-direct.

Don't forget about the Yuin clips as they are also compatible.

  In case you are unaware, the PP drivers will also fit on the PE headband if you want to save some money and just test out the fit. The drivers pop on and off the same on the PP, ksc75, ksc35, sportapro, yuin g1a/g2a, etc.   Just FYI.   EDIT: My favorite combination is a toss-up between...

  To me they are a sidegrade. However, the sony's cost less than half than the Beyer's, fold up, don't need an amp, and sound completely different than the dt250's. I would consider the sony's a much better value. I really like the DT250's and the 7506/V6's complement each other near perfectly.

  +1

  I have had both but not at the same time (7506 and 80-ohm, resp.)   7506: More sub- and mid-bass. Colder low-mids. Brighter, clearer high-mids. More treble. Sound like closed Grados with bass. Overall best for speed, clarity, and upper mids (female voices).   DT250-80: More upper bass...

  I think you meant single BA.

Quote:   Interesting. Thanks.

Quote:   Really nice review.