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forgive me if this was asked before. I just wonder if there are full-sized (closed maybe?) out there that can reach the low-end of these? thanks!
And yep! That's my T1s on a Larry Dale (headphile.com) original stand...I wanted to spend a little more than was prudent on a stand since I keep my primary headphone gear in my living room...I wanted something classy to keep the T1s company when they weren't on my head.
Roma: I saw the DJ100s you mentioned...they look identical except for the added apple inline control thing. I really feel these are unremarkable for music, but yeah, the talk radio thing is really weird...in a good way. I listened to some Dan Patrick today just to confirm it again, and by God they just shine in this role. Truly unexpected!
he Zoro pad mod is a keeper for me for the increased comfort. Maybe the bass is a bit too much, and I'll try some other pads next.
Other suitable pads that could be tried out to can be found in the above mentioned JVC HA-S500 thread, if someone is interested in pursuing these (ATH ES(?)9, AKG 81 at least mentioned).
Did anyone tried the larger stock beyer DT1350 pads? Apparently there are a velour version and a slightly larger pleather version
Did anyone tried the larger stock beyer DT1350 pads? Apparently there are a velour version and a slightly larger pleather version
Both can be purchased from Beyer Website but seem to only be available using the german version of the site (i.e. searching other language versions of yields no results):
http://www.beyerdynamic.de/shop/hah/headphones-and-headsets/studio-and-stage/studio-headphones/dt-1350.html?SID=1e672ac1b420b692dd3c20710137806a&___store=de&___from_store=en#q%3Ddt1350
Lastly, since i wear glasses, are they comfortable enough? Thanks
The DT1350 certainly is not light on the ears. I can imagine that the combination with glasses might be a bit problematic. You might be able to put on your glasses after the headphones though: the cups themselves are quite small, maybe enough of your ear is left uncovered to hold the glasses.
I'm waiting for Beyer to send my two sets out...
In another thread I've read that someone tried them both out and preferred the micro-velour version for better comfort over both the original and the larger pads.
Both can be purchased from Beyer Website but seem to only be available using the german version of the site (i.e. searching other language versions of yields no results):
http://www.beyerdynamic.de/shop/hah/headphones-and-headsets/studio-and-stage/studio-headphones/dt-1350.html?SID=1e672ac1b420b692dd3c20710137806a&___store=de&___from_store=en#q%3Ddt1350