Kibble Fat
100+ Head-Fier
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This is my first post here in a long time, but I've managed to catch up with some quick skimming
I've been playing with mods in the realm of BMF's DBV setups and I've hit a snag. I cannot figure out how to kill a treble peak which is causing ear-piercing sibilance. I would also like to bring down the upper mids which are making my T50RPs sound like a pair of tin cans cupped over my ears (slight exaggeration). I've tried various cotton thicknesses and few transpore square sizes/patterns on the ear-side of the baffle with limited success. Other mods that I've tried include: removing cotton/fiberglass fill, cutting bass holes in the driver felt (various sizes), removing treble reflectors, etc.
This is my current setup:
- 840 pads
- connectors on driver leads to reduce stress on solder joints while modding
- (2) 1ohm resistors on the left driver leads (for vol. balance)
- Paxmate cup floor with Paxmate ribs
- felt on raised cup floor surfaces
- Paxmate cup-to-baffle seal (to be replaced)
- hot glue seals for the cable and jack entry/exit points
- 5 or 6 ply RiteAid cotton fill
- Newplast flush baffle loading
- 1.5 x 3mm bass port holes
- (1) ~1mm baffle hole
- Dynamat around driver (ear-side) covered in felt
- crucifix/grid pattern of ear-side transpore
- solid / unmodified driver felt
My next iterations will involve:
1) covering the headband screw cap with felt
2) removing the driver felt completely or trying other materials
Any other ideas?
I've been playing with mods in the realm of BMF's DBV setups and I've hit a snag. I cannot figure out how to kill a treble peak which is causing ear-piercing sibilance. I would also like to bring down the upper mids which are making my T50RPs sound like a pair of tin cans cupped over my ears (slight exaggeration). I've tried various cotton thicknesses and few transpore square sizes/patterns on the ear-side of the baffle with limited success. Other mods that I've tried include: removing cotton/fiberglass fill, cutting bass holes in the driver felt (various sizes), removing treble reflectors, etc.
This is my current setup:
- 840 pads
- connectors on driver leads to reduce stress on solder joints while modding
- (2) 1ohm resistors on the left driver leads (for vol. balance)
- Paxmate cup floor with Paxmate ribs
- felt on raised cup floor surfaces
- Paxmate cup-to-baffle seal (to be replaced)
- hot glue seals for the cable and jack entry/exit points
- 5 or 6 ply RiteAid cotton fill
- Newplast flush baffle loading
- 1.5 x 3mm bass port holes
- (1) ~1mm baffle hole
- Dynamat around driver (ear-side) covered in felt
- crucifix/grid pattern of ear-side transpore
- solid / unmodified driver felt
My next iterations will involve:
1) covering the headband screw cap with felt
2) removing the driver felt completely or trying other materials
Any other ideas?