foreverzer0
100+ Head-Fier
Pilot statusYep, makes the hotspot from the stock band disappear. Very comfy, not too goofy looking.
https://1drv.ms/f/s!Aiu2-1OmhmjKgbQK0fCyKRYLm2ixEQ
Pilot statusYep, makes the hotspot from the stock band disappear. Very comfy, not too goofy looking.
https://1drv.ms/f/s!Aiu2-1OmhmjKgbQK0fCyKRYLm2ixEQ
Here comes the souped up tank again.I got ya beat on silly lookin'
I have used the that AppleTV with the Mobius without issue.
Could you be specific about which model you're referring to? To be clear, I am talking about Apple TV 3, not Gen 4 standard. When I try to connect via Bluetooth, it only references connecting BT keyboards. After noticing that fine print, I found this, which seems to confirm:
context:
https://www.appledystopia.com/how-to/use-headphones-with-apple-tv/
"Bluetooth headphones are very popular, but they don’t work with older Apple TV’s. The second and third generation models only offer Bluetooth support for keyboards. This is disappointing, given the popularity of Bluetooth headphones."
Naturally, I'd be thrilled to hear that you've got a workaround!
It works with the Apple TV 4th gen released in 2015.
It does. Mine sometimes bugs out and 3D stops working over Bluetooth. I have to reboot it to get 3D working again.I ordered the Pads as I have very little self-control. Question! Does 3D work over Bluetooth? It does not for me.
Looks like you've created the curve based on my posting here, or did you just listen and tune the EQ, ending up with a similar result?Sounds like the default curve is a little bright for you. It is for me ;] Like @foreverzer0 said, try the Warm preset. If that's not to your liking, it's not really to mine either Dx use a separate equalizer. I can't advise on what to use for iOS, for Android I use USB Audio Player Pro.
Most importantly it just consists of reducing ~3.5khz down by about 5db. This will make music much less fatiguing and more enjoyable for you. If you feel like trying it, changing the pads can smooth treble a bit too, while expanding the soundstage further and improving imaging a bit. more comfortable as well, but a little involved ;]
Looks like you've created the curve based on my posting here, or did you just listen and tune the EQ, ending up with a similar result?
https://www.head-fi.org/threads/audeze-mobius-review-impressions.887808/page-205#post-14857660
Above is a comparison of Mobius "Music" preset's frequency response to an average of the following headphones:
STAX SR 009
STAX SR 007
Hifiman HE 1000 V1
Focal Clear
Sennheiser HE 60
Sennheiser HD 800
Sennheiser HD 6xx (HD 650)
Sennheiser HD 58x
EMU Teak
Sony MDR CD 3000
AKG K 812
As can be seen, there is indeed a tiny relative boost of 3dB between 1.8 and 3.5kHz (not 8dB like mentioned in some posts before).
I already asked here some time ago to deal with this in a preset, because I can hear it and would like it to be removed.
The little drop around 5kHz is typical AUDEZE house sound, and I am perfectly fine with it, specially if the 3kHz boost would be removed it would be less pronounced.
The resulting preset could be called "Soft"
How easy are the new ear pads to attach? I've never tried to remove the original ear pads.
The original pads are probably my least favorite thing about the Mobius from day 1.
When you see the new ear pads it will be more apparent. Just squeeze the sides and pull. I have guitar fingernails. Before I knew what I was doing, I slipped a fingernail under one side of pad assembly and popped one side up and then the other. As mashuto said. Just line them up a push down. They will snap into place with no gaps.How easy are the new ear pads to attach? I've never tried to remove the original ear pads.
The original pads are probably my least favorite thing about the Mobius from day 1.