warrior05
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It is a simple swap - totally reversible if need be. Keep in mind though, there is a separate disc of foam that comes with the Beyer pads. It isn't attached like the thin screen on the stock pads is. What I did was cut out circles of grill cloth and used a bead of silicone to keep it in place. I found the foam to be a bit too thick and I don't think it reached the edge since there is a circular "wall" of foam around the driver.
Applying the grill cloth as I described is totally reversible as well and won't leave a mark. Whatever methodology you choose, you should put something over the driver to avoid hair and or dust reaching it.
Originally Posted by | Scorpio | /img/forum/go_quote.gif So I'm thinking about replacing the pads on my Q40s with something a bit more comfy. I saw that Headroom sells the Beyer DT770 pads, and I think I might get those. If I buy these will I have to do anything to my Q40s that will void the warranty, or is it as simple as taking the stock pads off and putting on the new ones? |
It is a simple swap - totally reversible if need be. Keep in mind though, there is a separate disc of foam that comes with the Beyer pads. It isn't attached like the thin screen on the stock pads is. What I did was cut out circles of grill cloth and used a bead of silicone to keep it in place. I found the foam to be a bit too thick and I don't think it reached the edge since there is a circular "wall" of foam around the driver.
Applying the grill cloth as I described is totally reversible as well and won't leave a mark. Whatever methodology you choose, you should put something over the driver to avoid hair and or dust reaching it.