[yuyu224]

I've had my Bose triports(yea i know) for a bit over a year now, and i've been craving for an upgrade. I'm thinking of getting a new pair of cans this summer, but until then i'm stuck with these. I tried taking out the foam that existed over the driver and the ear and noticed a significant change. The amount of sound definitely increased, and everything sounds less muddled. (However, i have noticed that after a certain point, the highs get louder then the rest of the music. The s's and the i sounds also have started to hurt my ears more at loud volume. but this might be due to the specific song) So my question is are there anymore mods for my triports? Would drilling holes in the back increase ventilation and thus increase SQ? thanks for your help. 

 

[yuyu224]

bump!!

 

[dub Beatz]

To be honest, I'm not sure how many people actually have Bose modding experience haha. The general consensus is to just get a new pair of headphones o_O. Sorry man, I wish I could help you. Maybe someone else has ideas.

 

[burnliff]

I'd recommend the 'dump on ebay and use proceeds to purchase better headphones' mod, tends to work very well on all Bose models.

 

[Uncle Erik]

I'd also recommend selling the Triports and buying something else. I don't think it's possible to mod them into something worth listening to. Whatever you like about Triports can be found in a higher-quality headphone.

 

[WhiteCrow]

have you herd of the trash can mod?

 

[RPGWiZaRD]

The best mod I know of is when you take out the drivers and enjoy the silence™-upgrade over the garbage sound.

 

[dub Beatz]

Haha, these responses are so snappy it's great.

 

[yuyu224]

Lol yea. I was debating the garbage can mod or the ebay mod. You know think i'm gonna buy DT990, DT880, or HD600's. Think that mod works the best

 

[Mdraluck23]

I'm a fan of the oxy acetylene torch mod. Really warms up their sound.