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Well, I've heard lots about how the Genuine Leather pads for the high end Beyers boost the bass a lot, but also scoop out the mids. Most people say they prefer the velour sound.
Originally Posted by islewind /img/forum/go_quote.gif That's the kind of information I'm looking for - could you tell me what phones you tried it with? Any open ones? And what specifically did it do to the sound? Thanks! |
Originally Posted by rlanger /img/forum/go_quote.gif Having said that, after having the chance to try out the HE90s recently, I think I would love to have leather pads on my HD600s. |
Originally Posted by Dept_of_Alchemy /img/forum/go_quote.gif Almost everybody mentioned price as a concern, though to be brutally honest, almost everybody would fork over $30 for a pair of flat pads for their higher end Grados (which are in the same price range as the 650), and those are just foam pads. Bottom line is sound improvement. I say make it, price it high (~$50), claim to de-veil the 650 and improve bass response on the 580/600, people will buy. Price is not the issue, think after-market cables. I also think there is a huge demand for more comfortable Grado pads, and if you can get more bass out of them (essentially what the flats do) AND make them more comfortable (the bar is set pretty low here), everybody with a pair of SR325, RS1/2, MS2i will be scrambling for a pair. |
Originally Posted by MaloS /img/forum/go_quote.gif Try it, but they have to be soft or the dampening effects will not be sufficient and you will be looking at a bass-hump monstroucity. Treble should not be affected really, treble is influenced by completely other factors. |
Originally Posted by JLai /img/forum/go_quote.gif I'd be in if the price wasn't ridiculous. Make some leather pads for my HD25-1's while you're at it. |