Recent content by Solodarn
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AD700 headband mod?
Quote: Originally Posted by userlander I remember that thread. Those bars were really bent! do a search, you might find it. I think I got your post right here: http://www.head-fi.org/forums/f4/aud...stable-400269/ Scan down the page a bit to find the picture. If they work...- Solodarn
- Post #18
- Forum: Headphones (full-size)
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HD555 vs AD700...
Quote: Originally Posted by JayB18 If the AD700 fits too loose try bending the headband. It makes the clamping force greater. lol there is no need to go bending anything to make these phones fit on a head, at least not for the first attempt. When I first got my AD700s I was...- Solodarn
- Post #23
- Forum: Headphones (full-size)
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Is there life after ATH-AD700's?
here is a quick question for you, with your electronic music are you focused more on songs that just have the music minus many vocals? While my music tastes vary quite a bit as well, my general focus is on electronic music including a lot in what could be called ambient but also some mixed with...- Solodarn
- Post #18
- Forum: Headphones (full-size)
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Ultimate Ears 700 and other etc...
The christmas tree tips are double flange tips, and for me they generally work much better than the singles. It gives you a larger range to work with for getting a good fit and seal, the singles really either work or they just don't for me making me have to jump up to a much larger size which...- Solodarn
- Post #4
- Forum: Portable Headphones, Earphones and In-Ear Monitors
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Amtrak Trains and headphone gear
I was perusing over the amtrak site recently for items prohibited from the train as carry on and happened to notice the rather vague "anything valuable or fragile such as electronics" mentioned there despite allowing PDAs MP3 players etc and even rather encouraging people to bring them. I was...- Solodarn
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- Forum: Members' Lounge (General Discussion)
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Removing foam covers from DT-990 05s
So yep Im trying to figure out, if it is possible, to remove that foam cover that protects the innards of my DT990. I think I have a hair that sneaked in there and I would like to try and remove it, but inspection of the headphones makes it seem not so removable. Anyone happen to know?- Solodarn
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- Forum: Headphones (full-size)
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how tight should an iem seal be?
Oh wow lol, I completely missed where you mentioned the phones being used. Sorry about that, I hate it when I see that happen in other threads. Umm, I don't know about the super fi 3s but with my super fi 5EBs there isn't that much isolation without music at all. Even with a good seal it just...- Solodarn
- Post #5
- Forum: Headphones (full-size)
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how tight should an iem seal be?
It isn't going to just completely isolate you from the world without music going. The amount it shuts out varies between phones and it varies within the frequency range being heard from the outside world. Check out HeadRoom - Right Between Your Ears and check their comparison graphs. At the top...- Solodarn
- Post #3
- Forum: Headphones (full-size)
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Canal phones without massive bass?
A real issue I have is that IEM, in general, is a bad term. The canal is all portions of the tube up to the tympanic membrane. The inner ear is past the membrane. Anything with the title of canal phone, then, would refer to something that enters any portion of the ear canal no matter how far...- Solodarn
- Post #8
- Forum: Headphones (full-size)
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Canal phones without massive bass?
Yeah, ear canal phones are inner ear monitors. They both are meant to insert into the ear canal to some extent to stay in, this is what separates them from ear buds. The difference is how far in they go. Etys tend to have to go very deep, but they provide great isolation because of it and with...- Solodarn
- Post #4
- Forum: Headphones (full-size)
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Triple Flange Tips
Give it a bit of time to have both your ears get accustomed to the feel of the tips deep in the ear canal and for the silicone tips to soften up a bit and mold to the shape of your ear. But yeah pulling up on the ear a bit and then inserting deep will give a good seal, but it will take a bit of...- Solodarn
- Post #9
- Forum: Headphones (full-size)
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Super.fi 5 EB first impressions (upgraded from e2c)
Yeah I had the same issue straight out of the box, wanted to love them but wasn't really feeling it with how it was sounding. After just 10-20 hours of some continual music burn in though it cleared up quite a bit. Im now quite pleased with these, and I agree with all posters that speak to these...- Solodarn
- Post #11
- Forum: Headphones (full-size)
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What is up with this?
Yeah, at least with the etys, the flanges have to go deep into the ear. For me I often have the last bit of silicone just barely sticking out of the canal-for best sound I try and get the silicone to basically dissapear. I would imagine it might be the same, it is supposed to go deep into the...- Solodarn
- Post #7
- Forum: Headphones (full-size)
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SFP5 Pro VS SFP5 EB
Yeah I agree with michaelbe3, I don't really feel like I'm missing out on anything and with my style of music it fits perfectly. While the bass is present (there really is like a little subwoofer next to the ear drum), it is done well. Though straight out of the box it didn't sound so hot.- Solodarn
- Post #11
- Forum: Headphones (full-size)
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Triple Flanges on ER6-i and E4c
The triple flange on the er6i are just the medium sized double flange with an extra flange on the end. I imagine all ety silicone tips are the same as well between models.- Solodarn
- Post #5
- Forum: Headphones (full-size)