Are those the 4" fan covers? Do you use a protective mesh behind them?
Thanks
I have NO mesh behind them..........
Are those the 4" fan covers? Do you use a protective mesh behind them?
Thanks
Well people I can verify that the screw pattern of the aluminum rings from the HE-560 are not compatible with the HE-6. They fit into place fine, exactly the same size, but only 2 of the six screw holes will align at any point. I tried it with just 2 screws and there was some play, so I am giving up. My HE-6 are 6-hole, but holes just don`t line up. Also, the aluminum plate is much much thinner than the original plastic plate, and so when in place sinks down below the level of the outer cups. Placing another ring of felt or similar would fix this problem and raise the ring to be flush with the edge of the cups.
I wonder if the 4-hole version of the HE-6 would line up with 4 of the holes in these rings . . .
Anyway, if anyone wants to give them a try, I`m going to put them up for sale here and try and get at least the original cost back ($10) and I`ll eat the shipping cost (also $10) by sending them worldwide for free . . .
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Thats odd, I just transplanted the rings from my HE400i to my new HE6 today, as I wanted to use the focus pads without them freely rotating all the time.
The aluminum ring does sit about 1mm lower than the edge of the cups, but the screw holes did line up just fine.
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Well people I can verify that the screw pattern of the aluminum rings from the HE-560 are not compatible with the HE-6. They fit into place fine, exactly the same size, but only 2 of the six screw holes will align at any point. I tried it with just 2 screws and there was some play, so I am giving up. My HE-6 are 6-hole, but holes just don`t line up. Also, the aluminum plate is much much thinner than the original plastic plate, and so when in place sinks down below the level of the outer cups. Placing another ring of felt or similar would fix this problem and raise the ring to be flush with the edge of the cups.
I wonder if the 4-hole version of the HE-6 would line up with 4 of the holes in these rings . . .
Anyway, if anyone wants to give them a try, I`m going to put them up for sale here and try and get at least the original cost back ($10) and I`ll eat the shipping cost (also $10) by sending them worldwide for free . . .
d
Thats odd, I just transplanted the rings from my HE400i to my new HE6 today, as I wanted to use the focus pads without them freely rotating all the time.
The aluminum ring does sit about 1mm lower than the edge of the cups, but the screw holes did line up just fine.
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Are those the 4" fan covers? Do you use a protective mesh behind them?
Thanks
I have NO mesh behind them..........
I was thinking of some mesh so that a finger didn't accidently go through the grille and damage the drivers. I ordered these in the honeycomb and one of the sun designs, don't want to leave too large openings that allow damage! When you cut the tabs, were they thin enough to fit under the plastic ring or did you need to retrofit?
I was thinking of some mesh so that a finger didn't accidently go through the grille and damage the drivers. I ordered these in the honeycomb and one of the sun designs, don't want to leave too large openings that allow damage! When you cut the tabs, were they thin enough to fit under the plastic ring or did you need to retrofit?
They are probably 1/8" thick so there's no way you'll be using the hold down rings. In fact, their thickness is about perfect to be the exact depth of the depression for the grill (you'll see what I mean when you get them).
I made the four tabs be a press fit configuration by slowly taking the sizing down a hair at a time and now they just sort of snap into place. They are not going anywhere and being the HE-6 is about the farthest thing from a portable, I have no concerns.
OK, thanks for explaining that! Are they flat, or do the have a curve to them? Looks like I won't be getting them until next week though.
OK, thanks for explaining that! Are they flat, or do the have a curve to them? Looks like I won't be getting them until next week though.
Completely flat.
I was thinking of some mesh so that a finger didn't accidently go through the grille and damage the drivers. I ordered these in the honeycomb and one of the sun designs, don't want to leave too large openings that allow damage! When you cut the tabs, were they thin enough to fit under the plastic ring or did you need to retrofit?
I see there is a gap between this grill and the ear cup. Would the ring still fit if the tabs were removed, and the grill was ground with a dremel, just to give it a little more finished look? The ring could me glued to this grill, yah? I think extra rings can be available from head-direct.com, I'm checking on that!
Make sure you guys order the 80mm versions. They have multiple sizes available..........
So something like this ? 80mm ?
http://www.amazon.com/Custom-Acrylic-Flying-Dragon-Computer/dp/B00LDGAL86/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&qid=1423153961&sr=8-11&keywords=80mm+fan+grill
For example, I decided today that I am indeed going to sell my HD800, made redundant by this :
*Note new speaker-selector under the amp: running my Zynsonix speaker-tap to XLR4 connector from that, and my FOSTEX 2.1 speaker system.
New grills.