[goldenratiophi]

Sell your dog and buy an SR225

 

[Audiofiler]

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Originally Posted by goldenratiophi Sell your dog and buy an SR225

I am an animal lover, but this funny!!
And quite the head-fi way!!

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[Ikarios]

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Originally Posted by Zorander Oh gosh! I didn't realise you could do that. How's the sound?

I tried the sock mod on my grados for a short period of time (not over the bowl pads, just over the SR60 driver enclosure with big rubber bands to secure the thing). Personally, I didn't like the sound - moving the drivers away from the ear made the SR60 sound "hollow", and took away from the liveliness of the phone. I quarter-modded my comfies and the sound is quite live and fairly aggressive - my rocking cans of choice.

 

[fureshi]

getting comfys chewed up isn't too bad. my sister's dog chewed up my then new flats. when it comes over, i make sure that i don't have anything on the floor that might seem appetizing to it.

 

[IHaveNoSpaceBar]

if i were you i would spank that weiner

 

[feh1325]

get a pair of hd414 pads

 

[ken36]

Never hate a dog. but there is always open season on sister's boyfriends.

 

[gevorg]

Make the dog pay for it, let it work somewhere as a guard.

If not, make new pads from the dog.

 

[Mercuttio]

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Originally Posted by Azure I've only tried Grados with bowl pads, but from my experience I'd highly advise against it if you're looking for comfort. Todd's flat pads should be a lot more comfortable.

Oh lord. How long did you try them for? Grado bowls can be painful at first, but they break in and can be comfortable after a while. You've just got to be patient with them. Additionally, you can wash / crush them under books to flatten and soften them. Mild soap only if you do that...

Flats can be scratchy too.

 

[greenhorn]

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Originally Posted by lumanogin radioshack has flat pads too. i had a pair when i had my sr-60.

That would be "comfies", not flat pads. Flat pads are a totally different beast - and much more expensive.

These are flat pads: http://166.90.205.111/forums/showthread.php?t=183373