[donunus]

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[bluemonkeyflyer]

T50RP Incremental Mods and Measurements - updates to Post #1:
 
1. DBV #3 Cotton + Fiberglass mod steps are described after Graph #55.
 
2. DBV #3 Rock Wool mods steps (Rock Wool + Coton; Rock Wool - No Cotton versions).
 
3. Sources and links for many modding materials are listed at the botton of Post #1.

 

[calibro]

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Updates to Post #1:
 
1. DBV #2 tutorial.
2. DBV #3 tutorial.
3. DBV #3 Rock Wool Configuration.
4. Sources and links for modding materials.

The best thread ...  for me!!!!!
 
Thank you VEEEEEEERY much from Italy!!!!!
 
Edit: correction.

 

[pp312]

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The best tread ...  for me!!!!! 

 
Michelin or Dunlop?

 

[calibro]

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Michelin or Dunlop?

Ah ah ah a !!!
 
Sorry for my very bad american !!!!
 

 
I liked Dunlop slick on my KTM 525 Supermotard and Michelin slick in my Mitsubishi EVO Proto ..  

 

[pp312]

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Sorry for my very bad american !!!!

 
Ha! American is only pseudo-English. I'd go straight for good English rather than good American.
 
(That should stir up all them damn Yankees). 

 

[tool462]

Unfortunately I cannot load the images for the plots and graphs at work.  99.9% of my HeadFi browsing is from work too...
 
 
Which mod setup would be the best performing for metal music?  I'll try and read the thread from home but it might be some weeks before I get the time.

 

[bluemonkeyflyer]

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Unfortunately I cannot load the images for the plots and graphs at work.  99.9% of my HeadFi browsing is from work too...
 
 
Which mod setup would be the best performing for metal music?  I'll try and read the thread from home but it might be some weeks before I get the time.

 
I'm listening to Metallica "Enter Sandman" with DBV #3 and it sounds awesome to me. Seal up every nook and cranny with silicone or hot glue and put a bead of silicone around the baffle-to-cup rims, add 840 pads, connect it all up to to a good source, lossless music files, good DAC and amp and Rock ON!  Of course, YMMV.

 

[tool462]

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I'm listening to Metallica "Enter Sandman" with DBV #3 and it sounds awesome to me. Seal up every nook and cranny with silicone or hot glue and put a bead of silicone around the baffle-to-cup rims, add 840 pads, connect it all up to to a good source, lossless music files, good DAC and amp and Rock ON!  Of course, YMMV.

Thanks for the feedback.  Do they sound "fast" with that setup?  I'd imagine they would with everything sealed up, my usual metal is a bit more involved than Metallica.

 

[RushNerd]

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"Enter Sandman" 

 

[Armaegis]

Hey, Enter Sandman is one of my favourite test tracks too

Good kicks, cymbals, vocal line, etc.

 

[bluemonkeyflyer]

Metallica is the only Metal I have. I guess they're not hardcore enough for Metal heads but they Do have "Metal" in their name! 

  "Enter Sandman" is a good test track for me, too.

 

[tool462]

It's a great song in it's own right, but doesn't give much of an idea how something more complex like Meshuggah might sound on a pair of cans.  Some headphones start to get a bit "muddy" with the type of music I listen to.

 

[bluemonkeyflyer]

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It's a great song in it's own right, but doesn't give much of an idea how something more complex like Meshuggah might sound on a pair of cans.  Some headphones start to get a bit "muddy" with the type of music I listen to.

 
I'm an old dog but not too old to learn some new tricks. I've never heard Meshuggah. Can you recommend 2 or 3 good ones to try? And maybe a couple more favorite bands/tunes would be appreciated.

 

[pp312]

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Some headphones start to get a bit "muddy" with the type of music I listen to.
 

 
 
Some heads too, I would imagine.