jtc
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Hi everyone.
When I listen to my HD600s with my glasses, I eventually end up with sore ears - I think the pressure of the HD600 pads is pressing my ear into my head, and the legs of my glasses obviously sit between the ear and my head, and over a listening session this causes discomfort.
Other than removing my glasses or contacts or eye surgery or whatever, is there any way I can make the listening experience more comfortable - I don't want to have to take my glasses off every time I listen as I often read or watch tv with the sound off and subtitles on, and need the glasses in those circumstances.
ANyone else have this problem, and any solution? I'm delighted with my HD600s (with Cardas cable, PinkFloyd-modified X-Can v2 (with new volume control, Mullard E88CC, Cerafine caps, chimney/vent modification to casework, custom external PSU)) and don't want to mess with that equation, but can't be doing with this discomfort thing.
John
When I listen to my HD600s with my glasses, I eventually end up with sore ears - I think the pressure of the HD600 pads is pressing my ear into my head, and the legs of my glasses obviously sit between the ear and my head, and over a listening session this causes discomfort.
Other than removing my glasses or contacts or eye surgery or whatever, is there any way I can make the listening experience more comfortable - I don't want to have to take my glasses off every time I listen as I often read or watch tv with the sound off and subtitles on, and need the glasses in those circumstances.
ANyone else have this problem, and any solution? I'm delighted with my HD600s (with Cardas cable, PinkFloyd-modified X-Can v2 (with new volume control, Mullard E88CC, Cerafine caps, chimney/vent modification to casework, custom external PSU)) and don't want to mess with that equation, but can't be doing with this discomfort thing.
John