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Headphoneus Supremus
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Based on my experience of the T1.3 compared to the T5.3. The T1.3 reacts a lot more to changes in amplification than the T5.3. Both like good quality amplification but the T1.3 was more varied in its reactions to different gear. But the T1.3 and T5.3 seem to have different drivers. The T5p.2 and T5.3 may have the same drivers.
I hope Beyer releases another high end 600 ohm headphone though. I generally prefer higher impedance headphones actually, I chose the T1.3 over the T1.2 simply because I thought the 3rd Gen sounded better after owning both for months and trying a variety of gear.
I found using sorbothane, damping the living daylights out of the inside DT 480 and doing multiple layers of damping on the baffle is how was able to get me to squeeze satisfactory subbass and bass for modern Genres on the 25 Ohm. The thing is with the right pads the 200 ohm was one of the best headphones I ever tried on bassy genres.
I think wood will work with some Beyers imho. A woody Tesla Beyer is appealing to me. But I don’t think Beyer has ever made a wooden headphone.
There was actually one wooden beyer headphone. Well to say it was official would be a stretch, but moreso a prototype. One engineer who was new to Beyerdynamic at the time in the 60s, made a dt100 with wood cups as a prototype.
This was info I got off the net once a while back ... some Q & A with a Beyerdynamic Engineer.
Also confirmed by the agent in the dt150 thread... post #544. So seems like it truly existed.
But I doubt there is a set out there for sale XD... maybe it's the museum.
If I ever visit the factory, I would most defo ask them. And in a way that info itself is what motivated me to make my own with wood cups. Like knowing it was done, kind of makes it less ... .... insane/ weird I guess.