Unlikely. I've been wearing them a lot, and they hurt. I have what I think is a pretty high threshold of pain -- I had two tears in my meniscus and a Baker's cyst in my knee for 3.5 years before I got it fixed and once finished a soccer game after I broke both bones in my lower arm during that match -- but this is pretty damn annoying. I have odd cartilage protruding from near the top of my right ear that's problematic with a lot of headphones.
Looks like I will be ordering a new set of driver
I can not find a direct 325x driver was thinking of the PS1000e drivers with metal case
Unless any one can suggest a better driver
Unlikely. I've been wearing them a lot, and they hurt. I have what I think is a pretty high threshold of pain -- I had two tears in my meniscus and a Baker's cyst in my knee for 3.5 years before I got it fixed and once finished a soccer game after I broke both bones in my lower arm during that match -- but this is pretty damn annoying. I have odd cartilage protruding from near the top of my right ear that's problematic with a lot of headphones.
I can't stand the L pads for more than an hour either...but the covers fix that problem. You should really try the Jarmor covers if you like how the 325 sounds with the F pads.
I received the Grado X series 12 conductor extension cable yesterday. I am getting microphonics. I gently lay the cable out straight in an attempt to remove the stress on the jacket and wire. It improves it but I still get intermittent microphonics. Perhaps I have a lot of static electricity in my room or the surfaces the wire is sitting on. Any advice?
I received the Grado X series 12 conductor extension cable yesterday. I am getting microphonics. I gently lay the cable out straight in an attempt to remove the stress on the jacket and wire. It improves it but I still get intermittent microphonics. Perhaps I have a lot of static electricity in my room or the surfaces the wire is sitting on. Any advice?
I received the Grado X series 12 conductor extension cable yesterday. I am getting microphonics. I gently lay the cable out straight in an attempt to remove the stress on the jacket and wire. It improves it but I still get intermittent microphonics. Perhaps I have a lot of static electricity in my room or the surfaces the wire is sitting on. Any advice?
I can't stand the L pads for more than an hour either...but the covers fix that problem. You should really try the Jarmor covers if you like how the 325 sounds with the F pads.
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