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Just listened to some Fostex T50RPs today... WOW!

Apr 11, 2012 at 2:43 PM Post #7,607 of 11,346


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rhythmdevils said:
Hey baby, I'm just passionate about music, come on now. 
 
I could tell similar stories of passionate...I mean professional darkroom work but that's probably more pm status
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Hey dude...I'm passionate about photography too....
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Apr 11, 2012 at 2:50 PM Post #7,608 of 11,346
"It's what wasn't said that got the T50 thread locked" :rolleyes:
 
Apr 11, 2012 at 4:22 PM Post #7,609 of 11,346


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I just received my T50s. Holy **** the sound is amazing. I'll give them a week of burn in before getting into any mods, but so far i'm quite pleased. I also don't think they're lacking in bass. Or maybe I feel there's enough bass because I've spent the last few days listening to my HD555s.
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I'm not sure the HD-555 classified as an adequate Sennheiser 'phone.  I believe they were selling for about $79 (US $$) a bit over a year ago.  Now, though, it appears the price is much higher.  I know I wasn't too impressed with my pair of HD-555s, so I ended up selling them after nearly a year (with a lot of the time sitting  unused) on eBay for about the same price that I paid for them.  At the moment, I have a pair of the HD-580s on my head being driven by just an iPod Classic (no amplifier) -- and, I must say, the sound is pretty good - almost darn good.  The HD-580 is the predecessor to the HD-600, etc. and was manufacturerd from the 1990s through 2004 (or so).  They were also made in Ireland.
 
I'll have to perform some A / B testing with them against the T50RPs when I get them home tonight and connect them to the EF-2A.
 
 
 
Apr 11, 2012 at 5:10 PM Post #7,611 of 11,346

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wje said:
I'm not sure the HD-555 classified as an adequate Sennheiser 'phone.  I believe they were selling for about $79 (US $$) a bit over a year ago.  Now, though, it appears the price is much higher.  I know I wasn't too impressed with my pair of HD-555s, so I ended up selling them after nearly a year (with a lot of the time sitting  unused) on eBay for about the same price that I paid for them.  At the moment, I have a pair of the HD-580s on my head being driven by just an iPod Classic (no amplifier) -- and, I must say, the sound is pretty good - almost darn good.  The HD-580 is the predecessor to the HD-600, etc. and was manufacturerd from the 1990s through 2004 (or so).  They were also made in Ireland.
 
I'll have to perform some A / B testing with them against the T50RPs when I get them home tonight and connect them to the EF-2A.
 
 
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I bought my M50 and my HD555 before joining Head-fi pretty much based on amazon reviews. Had I been here earlier I would've saved some money and would've gone with a $300 headphone. Now I know better.
 
Apr 11, 2012 at 5:41 PM Post #7,613 of 11,346
ardilla said:
Surprised nobody commented on the wordplay - "Taylor Made" -  as in tailored, as in modified....
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Ask John Mayer. God, he's an idiot.
 
Apr 11, 2012 at 5:59 PM Post #7,616 of 11,346
So I just saw an informercial for Flexseal. Basically a spray on rubber sealant. So the obvious thought is, has anyone tried something like this before as a damping material? I'm sure there are similar products out there for cheaper, though I haven't looked too extensively. 
 
Apr 11, 2012 at 6:05 PM Post #7,617 of 11,346


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armaegis said:
So I just saw an informercial for Flexseal. Basically a spray on rubber sealant. So the obvious thought is, has anyone tried something like this before as a damping material? I'm sure there are similar products out there for cheaper, though I haven't looked too extensively. 
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Flexseal = Spray on PlastiDip.
 
Can of Flexseal at my local store: $11.99
 
Can of PlastiDip Spray at local store: $5.99
 
Apr 11, 2012 at 6:25 PM Post #7,619 of 11,346


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lurkumaural said:
They're the same?  Good to know!
 
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I don't know if they EXACTLY the same but I know plastidip is great stuff. Heat resistant, water resistant, you can paint it, it's flexible, can spray it from a can...hmmm....sounds like an infomercial.
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EDIT: Keep in mind the dipping stuff is great, The spray goes on thin....
 
Apr 11, 2012 at 6:47 PM Post #7,620 of 11,346


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lff said:
I don't know if they EXACTLY the same but I know plastidip is great stuff. Heat resistant, water resistant, you can paint it, it's flexible, can spray it from a can...hmmm....sounds like an infomercial.
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EDIT: Keep in mind the dipping stuff is great, The spray goes on thin....
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Yeah, in the Ortho thread I think it was, folks were discussing putting a layer of Plastidip on the back of an earpad.  In particular I believe it was the dip can.  I was trying to imagine building up layers of spray applications, because I do have a can of the spray variety.
 
 
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