Moontan13
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I tried to get Buy.com to accept a backorder but couldn't.
Here's a mod experiment to try: Put some damping material on the outer shell. Experiment by holding 1, 2, 3, then 4 fingertips on the shell and notice the difference in bass.
I got ahold of rubber padding strips. They're 1/4" thick, 1" wide, and the scraps I have are long enough to go across the shell. It's made to pad between metal assemblies, and has a very strong self-adhesive. I'm waiting on an adhesive remover so I can use ordinary rubber cement.
The other thing are these baffle plates inside the earcups as evidenced by the diagram on the package. I think by swapping baffle plate materials, significant adjustment could be made in tonal response.
Originally Posted by project86 /img/forum/go_quote.gif I just ordered then RX700 from buy.com, and will have to wait until they get more in stock. I hope they hurry! Musicman52, can you please clarify about the mod that you did? I think I understand but would like to be sure. Thanks! |
I tried to get Buy.com to accept a backorder but couldn't.
Here's a mod experiment to try: Put some damping material on the outer shell. Experiment by holding 1, 2, 3, then 4 fingertips on the shell and notice the difference in bass.
I got ahold of rubber padding strips. They're 1/4" thick, 1" wide, and the scraps I have are long enough to go across the shell. It's made to pad between metal assemblies, and has a very strong self-adhesive. I'm waiting on an adhesive remover so I can use ordinary rubber cement.
The other thing are these baffle plates inside the earcups as evidenced by the diagram on the package. I think by swapping baffle plate materials, significant adjustment could be made in tonal response.