Holy Schiit
New Head-Fier
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My Mayflower MK3 Mod Kit came in and it does its job beautifully.
The Mod Kit comes with
- Black Newplast clay
- Soft and stiff felt (two small cut outs each)
- Dampening Foam (two small cut outs)
- Pair of multilayered cotton
- A sheet of paper with real to size cut outs of each item.
** Also ordered the Baffle Upgrade** (which I assume are what have tamed the highs for me)
Installation took me about an hour and 20 minutes but it was my first time. I can easily cut that down to 40 minutes if I had to redo it again. The most time-consuming steps are cutting out the felt that fit into each crevice of the cup.
It was well worth the $30 investment. I loved the headphones ever since first listening to the but the highs were on the edge of unbearable. Now It's brought them down a bit but nowhere near as harsh or fatiguing.
Here are some pics I snapped of some steps in the installation:
![](https://www.head-fi.org/attachments/1799697/)
![](https://www.head-fi.org/attachments/1799699/)
![](https://www.head-fi.org/attachments/1799700/)
![](https://www.head-fi.org/attachments/1799702/)
The upgraded baffle (last pic) is stiffer than the stock one so the sound is a little more focused when coming out of the planar drivers. I assume it is the major key in taming the highs seeing as the air vent(s) behind the baffle are obstructed even more so with a denser piece. Either way, the sound signature itself drastically changed. Great upgrade for those who are treble sensitive
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The Mod Kit comes with
- Black Newplast clay
- Soft and stiff felt (two small cut outs each)
- Dampening Foam (two small cut outs)
- Pair of multilayered cotton
- A sheet of paper with real to size cut outs of each item.
** Also ordered the Baffle Upgrade** (which I assume are what have tamed the highs for me)
Installation took me about an hour and 20 minutes but it was my first time. I can easily cut that down to 40 minutes if I had to redo it again. The most time-consuming steps are cutting out the felt that fit into each crevice of the cup.
It was well worth the $30 investment. I loved the headphones ever since first listening to the but the highs were on the edge of unbearable. Now It's brought them down a bit but nowhere near as harsh or fatiguing.
Here are some pics I snapped of some steps in the installation:
The upgraded baffle (last pic) is stiffer than the stock one so the sound is a little more focused when coming out of the planar drivers. I assume it is the major key in taming the highs seeing as the air vent(s) behind the baffle are obstructed even more so with a denser piece. Either way, the sound signature itself drastically changed. Great upgrade for those who are treble sensitive
![smily_headphones1.gif](http://files.head-fi.org/images/smilies/smily_headphones1.gif)