Not sure who said that but it's rubbish. Mojo drives my ETHER C and ETHER Flow with loads of headroom and pairs very well.
Ether C Flow as well with the Mojo?
Not sure who said that but it's rubbish. Mojo drives my ETHER C and ETHER Flow with loads of headroom and pairs very well.
For loud listening I can be of much help. I usually listen at around 80-85 dB and at that level the sound leakage is not really noticeable at all. In a quiet office environment I suggest not risking hearing damage by long term loud listening, but that's my opinion.
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Only real issue I'm having is comfort. I have a big head. I'm a typical down under guy. See if someone can pick these lyrics.
He was six-foot-four and full of muscles
I said, "Do you speak-a my language?"
He just smiled and gave me a Vegemite sandwich
And he said
I come from a land down under
Where beer does flow and men chunder
Can't you hear, can't you hear the thunder?
You better run, you better take cover
Yeah
Well that kinda describes me. I'm 6 foot 3 and big. Not fat. Big. I've always had problems geeting jeans etc. Legs are too big.
Problem is I have a big head and the clamping force is too strong. They dig in below my ears and hurt after a while. Does anyone else get this or is it just my boof head?
Also does anyone know how to stop those slide adjusters from moving? Mine keep slipping. Can that brace be moved to the sliders so the sliders don't move?
Ether C Flow as well with the Mojo?
Try tightening the screw on the slider. Careful not to strip it with your gorilla hands.
How do you determine your dB? I've often wondered how loud I actually have it at. It's subjectively... prominent, but not super loud. A song or two that I especially like, I'll crank that right up, but sure long term loud listening is fatiguing.
Try tightening the screw on the slider. Careful not to strip it with your gorilla hands.
I've just checked. There is a screw to hold on the leather strap. Is that the one I should tighten?
The brace looks like it has tiny hex screws. So that might be able to be moved as well. Like a holder.
Just switched to the Flow from the Hawks. Damn the Flows are bright. Not use to these type of HP's. Is there pad changes that could tweak the high treble?
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The screw on the leather strap, 1/4 turn at a time...
If your Flows are new burn them in. But they will always be brighter than the NH.
I've just checked. There is a screw to hold on the leather strap. Is that the one I should tighten?
The brace looks like it has tiny hex screws. So that might be able to be moved as well. Like a holder.
Just switched to the Flow from the Hawks. Damn the Flows are bright. Not use to these type of HP's. Is there pad changes that could tweak the high treble?
I found a Ether 1:1 tuning kit in my box of stuff. Little felt pad stuff.
Can I use them to lower the treble? Will it work? Any harm using on the Flow open?
I thought the tuning kit was for the Ether C. Mine is the Flow open.
Yes, it will dampen the highs and get you closer to the NH. Give it a whirl, it's an incredibly easy mod.
White is the strongest, then two black and then one black for attenuating the treble.
I liked it better with the lead-in crack you previously started it with; but I'm one in the more sarcastic the better camp.MrSpeaker lets people hear their prototype headphones at audio shows all over the world...