I recommend watching the video but for abbreviations, if you have the Open-back Ethers, upgrade to Ethers Flow, but if you have Ether C, just EQ it and don't bother with the Flow version.

  The video is also up, he's not impressed with it. It doesn't perform as well in the closed back category as it's open back counter part.  

So how did the 3d printed cup versions of your Vibro, Omni, and Atticus/Eikon sound? More clinical? Boring? Classified?

That is true, since the cost of the custom molding machine and the factory that makes it for you would have to be past down to the consumers. But I do know a lot PC nerds with their own 3d printer, so maybe they can do 3d print version of your cups instead.

If that is true, would it make sense to also have a cup made of synthetic material such as a thick plastic to save material cost, wood is probably expensive as **** especially if your choosing fancy types. The Alpha Prime for example is a thick 3d printed layer of plastic. You can probably go a...

Alright, since ya'll gonna be getting the latest and greatest from Zach, I thought I'd share a supplemental source for ya'll to assess strictly the soundstage, imaging, and other nuances in the performance of Atticus/Eikon, and compare it to Omni or other cans in your collection. I know you...

What do you guys use as a benchmark to gauge soundstage and imaging? I personally, use Battlefield 4 in Stereo configuration and sound profile in Hi-Fi mode, it's very dynamic and you can almost pinpoint gunshots withing 5 meters of margin of error at different distances. I know most of you...

Has there been any measurements for the T50RP wave guides, or has that been scrapped?

  Ah gotcha! Speaking of mahogany, will that be a wood you'd be interested in making cups? Or, do you already have a wood option with similar characteristics?

A while back when I was ogling at the wood finish options for Fischer Audio's FA-003 Ti headphones, this detail little detail on one of the wood options got me intrigued.    Quote:       Quote:         My question is, does the same apply for your wood cups, zach915m? Or...

  Still using contactzmf@gmail.com? If so, I sent it through that.

Does ZMF do wood finish retouch?

  Wow, that's great! All the more reason being an early adopter isn't all what it makes out to be.  Are you going to be selling those felts and charcoal foam as a separate accessories, like how Mr.Speakers sells his tuning dots and Ether felts? 

zach915m, are you going to use the same thin foams and tissue papers from your past mods to tune your drivers exterior wise?   I'm hoping this is one thing that you've improved over your modded headphones, because for the price of $1000+ I think it's strikingly odd and out of place, even dare...

  Ahh, thanks. I don't see the point going beyond 50mm either, unless there was a magnet that can remain small yet powerful enough to drive it, otherwise, you're better off going planar magnetic route for a diaphragm that big. Thanks.

  Oh, sorry, I didn't mean to devalue your work. I'm a big fan of your tuning as I still have my ZMF Omni Blackwood from the pre-order period and still enjoy it. I'm pretty excited for your new non-mod headphones. One more question to bother you with though, in terms of bass quality, how does...

  This thread has a wealth of impressions, but it's a long thread: http://www.head-fi.org/t/769682/zmf-omni-upcoming-semi-open-flagship/1740   There are other threads of specific woods though: http://www.head-fi.org/newsearch?search=ZMF+OMni   You can also pm the ZMF Headphones creator...

  I never heard the LCD-2, but if it's bass you're looking for, the Omni Blackwood (w/ Cowhide earpads) will shake your cranium but without sacrificing fast transients, treble extension, mid clarity, imaging, and soundstage. Albums like Lorde, Hozier, Random Access Memories, or Channel Orange...

Does anyone have a blowout view of the driver design for both Atticus and Eikon? I like to geek out on driver technology. Specially dynamic drivers, since it's the most common type of implemented technology, and I find most of the innovative and competitive designs here. We see other companies...

  Thanks for your help, I'm still unclear of the feature but I appreciate your efforts.

  Clicking on it gives me these options:     So I'm playing around with the audio and trying out DSD support of my DAC (Gustard DAC X-12) and I followed old tutorials for Foobar2000, since then ASIOProxy has seen some significant changes including the UI. One entry that I'm not familiar...

Centrance's website has been 404 for a while now, anyone know what the hell is up?

I'm having audio issues while in-game in Windows 10, the audio keeps dropping in and out constantly. It's like the game has trouble using the device. However, normal desktop uses such as web browsing and listening to music such as foobar2000, the sound is flawless. I never this issue in Windows...

  Thanks for the help

      LOL Loud and clear. But that would mean there's a legit reason for RMA here, no? From what I've read in this thread this buzz/hum noise occurs even on 32ohm heaphones.