I have the Dekoni Blue and I really like them a lot. I don’t have a T60RP to compare it to though, so I can’t say anything about that one. I like the bass on the Dekoni and with the right source, I think it is very decent, but yes elevated. Also, you get two pair of really nice pads. The angled Elite hybrid and some thick velours. That in itself is a pretty great thing.
Hey, may be a bit late to the party, but would you mind posting a few pics of the mod you did? The one with the vents. It sounds like a more newbie friendly thing to do than build another set of cups from scratch. I, and maybe others too, would appreciate it.
when I am done with them (my experiments) and build a few modified clones I can sell them to you.
I have not heard the Dogs the Alphas or the Talos. However after a month of experimenting with damping materials, methods and even modifying the pads inside the ear cavity I can tell you that you can tune/tailor the sound to your own personal taste. That is why there are so many moders (professional and amateurs) and so many mods. But none of the modes makes a monstrous difference like the size increase. With the size increase instruments and voices acquire body and real life size. The sound stage extends 2 feet in all directions but because instruments are real life size you think you are listening to speakers in fact better because unless you have gigantic speakers instruments are still smaller than real. Loudness is crystal clear to concert level with 120 db peaks. Bass and sub bass is thunderous and mids and highs are so liquid and so present it is unbelievable.
I'm assuming you mean the holes in the back of the cup, right? The 3 slits that you can see from the outside too? If so, I guess closing all 3 makes the cans closed, opening all 3 makes them open. Am I correct or way off the point?
I have not heard the Dogs the Alphas or the Talos. However after a month of experimenting with damping materials, methods and even modifying the pads inside the ear cavity I can tell you that you can tune/tailor the sound to your own personal taste. That is why there are so many moders (professional and amateurs) and so many mods. But none of the modes makes a monstrous difference like the size increase. With the size increase instruments and voices acquire body and real life size. The sound stage extends 2 feet in all directions but because instruments are real life size you think you are listening to speakers in fact better because unless you have gigantic speakers instruments are still smaller than real. Loudness is crystal clear to concert level with 120 db peaks. Bass and sub bass is thunderous and mids and highs are so liquid and so present it is unbelievable.
Mr Speakers Ether C flows, LCD2's and Edition X V2 are just for plain laughs. Minuscule instruments and voices, stringent mids and highs, lean bass except LCD2 and Ether C flow. You would never want to ever listen to them again.here are more photos I have taken during the last month while experimenting Baffle remains the same (plastic not wood not good in my opinion) with smaller foam on the T60 for the bass reflex. the wholes some close are shown closing all you go from bass-reflex to acoustic suspension (tighter faster but less fat bass). The blue semi transparent cover for the three slot openings is removable as you can see in the pictures. Only part of the back wave (1/9) see picture is allowed to travel trough the vents and the foam to enhance bass. I will not show pics of the insides of the ZMF Blackwood because Zach wants to keep it a secret but I will tell you that while all Fostex are empty as you can see in the pics the ZMF is full of various different materials unlike Smeggy Thunderpants he is also using a plastic baffle (big mistake in my opinion). I hope you enjoy the pictures You now have enough to build your own killer TxyzRP.
You are right that was the point of showing these pictures. I removed the semi open cover and placed it on the blue magnet leaving the phones completely open. You can easily place it back it sticks back on.
Nice! So what changes apart from bass when going fully open? And talking about bass, you said that closing makes it tighter and faster, but going open makes it fatter. Which sounds better for you on the bass department? Fully open, closed or semi-open?
the differences and enhancements associated with the increase in the size of the driver enclosure are so dramatic and substantial that it will
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