New Beyerdynamic T5p 2nd generation
Aug 16, 2020 at 8:07 AM Post #1,786 of 1,956
I think he was commenting, because your reply implies cutting the stock pads, where he suggests cutting the aftermarket pads. :)
I know. Not sure why I said that but maybe it's because of the damn too hot weather here.

The earpads are indeed removable but putting them back is...a hell! I once tried it as a test on my DT880.
 
Aug 16, 2020 at 9:41 AM Post #1,788 of 1,956
Yeah, I read there is a cut in the ring to insert the earpads. But yeah, me being cautious to my stuff, I like to keep them stock.
 
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Aug 20, 2020 at 9:59 AM Post #1,789 of 1,956
Here are a couple of photos of the T5p Gen 2 with the Brainwavz Round XL Sheepskin pads.

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Comfort was increased at least 16 times with these, compared to the stock pads. Interestingly enough, the headband still hurts after 30-40 minutes of usage.
Sound was a little muffled with the fabric of the stock pads so I removed it.
The bass is a little boomier, but just a little bit. Maybe because of the much better seal.

Overall, they are much better now.
I still can't justify the price over the DT177X though, but that's just me. :)
 
Aug 20, 2020 at 10:09 AM Post #1,790 of 1,956
Has the T5p.2 been discountinued? Can't find it on Beyerdynamic website anymore.
 
Aug 20, 2020 at 10:39 AM Post #1,792 of 1,956
Aug 22, 2020 at 8:44 PM Post #1,794 of 1,956
Here are a couple of photos of the T5p Gen 2 with the Brainwavz Round XL Sheepskin pads.

IMG_20200820_164602.jpg
IMG_20200820_164736.jpg

Comfort was increased at least 16 times with these, compared to the stock pads. Interestingly enough, the headband still hurts after 30-40 minutes of usage.
Sound was a little muffled with the fabric of the stock pads so I removed it.
The bass is a little boomier, but just a little bit. Maybe because of the much better seal.

Overall, they are much better now.
I still can't justify the price over the DT177X though, but that's just me. :)

In tried the XL pads as well, but they didn't quite agree with me, just a bit too much extra boom for my own taste. I finally gave in and bought the Dekoni Elite. The newer Dekoni pads fit the Beyers perfectly (you can actually fit them like stock pads now). I snipped out the fabric cover as well which definitely helped get rid of muffle. They're perfect for me now.
 
Aug 23, 2020 at 4:24 AM Post #1,795 of 1,956
In tried the XL pads as well, but they didn't quite agree with me, just a bit too much extra boom for my own taste. I finally gave in and bought the Dekoni Elite. The newer Dekoni pads fit the Beyers perfectly (you can actually fit them like stock pads now). I snipped out the fabric cover as well which definitely helped get rid of muffle. They're perfect for me now.

I am going to listen to them for a while, now that they don't cause pain, and may also bite the bullet on the Dekoni Elite pads if they are not as boomy.
 
Aug 23, 2020 at 5:26 AM Post #1,796 of 1,956
What's the best open-backed headphone that compares well with the T5p Gen2? I already have the T1.2 but that's 600-Ohms so I cannot drive it properly with a phone or a DAP. I love the T5P Gen2 sound and am looking for an easy-to-drive open-backed equivalent.
 
Aug 23, 2020 at 12:26 PM Post #1,797 of 1,956
Aug 23, 2020 at 12:46 PM Post #1,799 of 1,956
Too bad I don't have a creditcard. I hope they'll be officialy available in the Netherlands.

T5p.2 seem no longer available for purchase. (just to stay ontopic lol)
 
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Aug 23, 2020 at 1:23 PM Post #1,800 of 1,956
Any news on the resistance of these? Wondering if there are any changes other than cosmetic.
It seems like they removed the p. So maybe it will no longer be 32 Ohm for portable? Just guessing. No official news yet.
 

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