[miow]

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HAHAHAHA!!!

 

[Genocide174]

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Sorry, yeah there is a hole that can be seen once you pop off the Tiesto logo.  It goes all the way through to the inside.  That center cylinder is used to hold the rubber damper in place so that is less vibration too.
 
 

 
Also...the Tiesto cap fits perfectly over the convex Audio Technica logo haha.  I got Tiesto's under the hood son. (Not glued on yet)
 

What's your best suggestion to block these holes?

 

[PFULMTL]

Take out the screws from the earcup.  The piece I am holding in the pic falls out and you can just stuff it whatever you want.  I'd get some cotton from a Qtip and shove it in with a toothpick from the back side.  You don't even need that much.  Just don't overdo it or maybe the Tiesto logo will pop off.  It's not really glued, but the back part of it is sticky.

 

[Twinster]

But why would you want to block the hole for?? This will change the Bass that every one agree is very good. Can someone report the changes with the port block?

 

[wje]

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But why would you want to block the hole for?? This will change the Bass that every one agree is very good. Can someone report the changes with the port block?

 
Just for the sole purpose of making Miow mad.  That's all. 

 

[Genocide174]

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But why would you want to block the hole for?? This will change the Bass that every one agree is very good. Can someone report the changes with the port block?

I just reaaallly hate leaking =/ I listen to music pretty loud and I hate disturbing other people when I commute (these are my portable, full-sized).

 

[Twinster]

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I just reaaallly hate leaking =/ I listen to music pretty loud and I hate disturbing other people when I commute (these are my portable, full-sized).

Wow! you must listen very loud because I find them to be very good. I had them on an exercise ball for burn in and I couldn't hear anything at loud volume. But again maybe it's an age thing 

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[Genocide174]

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Wow! you must listen very loud because I find them to be very good. I had them on an exercise ball for burn in and I couldn't hear anything at loud volume. But again maybe it's an age thing 

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Don't missunderstand me, they don't leak that bad, but If 'filling' those holes could make it even less, then I wouldn't mind at all

 

[Genocide174]

Anyone wanna give me a short guide as how to 'best' burn these in?

 

[Craigster75]

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Anyone wanna give me a short guide as how to 'best' burn these in?

Plug your headphones into your source, have hours of music ready to play continuously and set to a moderate listening level, then press play and let them "cook" for a few days.

 

[miow]

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Just for the sole purpose of making Miow mad.  That's all. 

 

 

[zeromacro]

Okay guys... after about 30 hours of burn in alas I found the treble tamed. I'm beginning to really enjoy it
The ear pads are too thin  for me and my ears are reaching the drivers which cause irritation after about an hour or two though :/ (No I don't have monkey ears haha)
Any tips on how to remove the pads? 

 

[zeromacro]

Nvm got it lol

 

[miow]

Yeah, that was easy

 

[zeromacro]

I had them on white noise over night and it really tamed the shrill treble for me