New Beyerdynamic T5p 2nd generation
Aug 29, 2018 at 2:59 PM Post #1,232 of 1,956
I was thinking of trying the Dekoni Hybrid when the T5p arrive but you thought they detract from the sound which is a shame as they are very comfortable on my DT770s... I guess I will see tomorrow
 
Aug 30, 2018 at 6:14 AM Post #1,234 of 1,956
I wonder what the Dekoni Velour pads are like, the fabric is much less itchy than the Beyerdynamic Velour.
 
Aug 30, 2018 at 2:46 PM Post #1,235 of 1,956
Very confused... So my T5p Gen 2 arrived and as far as I can tell the box is completely pristine and the headphones are the same. Can't argue with perfect condition B-stock I guess :beyersmile:

So far they are sounding pretty good, decent level of bass and overall very neutral tone across the board, certainly far more crisp sounding than my DT770 80 ohm and for 399GBP which is the same as the DT1770 you can't really complain! I did own the DT1770 for a while and I would say they have more bass and treble, I found them a bit fatiguing in the highs after a while which I don't think should be a problem with the T5p, the stock pads are rather hard though so I think I might try a few different options there.
 
Aug 30, 2018 at 3:04 PM Post #1,236 of 1,956
My T5p were b-stock as well: the flap on the outer box was used once; so got a €400,- discount, I am not complaining at all :)
Compared to the DT1770 the T5p is more neutral and imo more comfortable as well.
I don't like the stock pads as well but found that both the velour DT1770 and dekoni sheepskin fix that in both their own unique way. The velour make the sound more open, while the dekoni pads add more bass and offer a better seal. I'm lucky to have both.
 
Aug 30, 2018 at 3:11 PM Post #1,237 of 1,956
Sep 1, 2018 at 8:09 AM Post #1,239 of 1,956
While rolling pads for my new TH610 I thought I'd try the TH900 dekoni sheepskin pads for the T5p and that is actually a very enjoyable combination! More enjoyable then the dekoni pads for beyerdynamic! They are just a bit bigger (3mm in diameter) which for me is just the difference between earlobes touching and not touching the inner parts of the pads. Recommended!
 
Sep 1, 2018 at 10:23 AM Post #1,240 of 1,956
Interesting, I have some TH900 hybrid pads for my Ether Flows which I could try, how do you find the increased angle from the pads effect the sound?
 
Sep 1, 2018 at 10:37 AM Post #1,242 of 1,956
So far I did not notice a change at all. I know I did not like the hybrid pads at all for the T5p but ymmv.

Trying them out now, they are certainly more comfortable but they do suck out some of the bass and seem to raise up the lower treble a bit. Not sure I like the sound that much bit like you said. The bigger holes are definitely a plus though, not sure they increase the comfort enough for me to bother spending another 60GBP on pads though lol. The DT Sheepskin are so much more comfortable than the stock pads, I think it is because they aren't rounded so the pressure is spread more evenly around your ears.

Edit: I will say that I think I have fairly small ears so that is probably why there is less of a difference.
 
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Sep 3, 2018 at 1:55 PM Post #1,243 of 1,956
I will be soon getting these headphones. Can somebody please point me to reasonably priced (200USD tops) cable that sounds good and has 4,4 TRRRS termination?

thank you
 
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Sep 4, 2018 at 12:53 AM Post #1,244 of 1,956
I will be soon getting these headphones. Can somebody please point me to reasonably priced (200USD tops) cable that sounds good and has 4,4 TRRRS termination?

thank you

I am planning on getting a Forzaaudioworks.com cable for my T5p, most likely a Claire Hybrid HPC which starts at around 150 euros. I have used several Forza AudioWorks cables in the past and they are all of very high quality and far more user friendly than the insanely stiff stock cable. They come from Poland as well so nice and close for you :beerchug:
 
Sep 4, 2018 at 5:22 AM Post #1,245 of 1,956
I am planning on getting a Forzaaudioworks.com cable for my T5p, most likely a Claire Hybrid HPC which starts at around 150 euros. I have used several Forza AudioWorks cables in the past and they are all of very high quality and far more user friendly than the insanely stiff stock cable. They come from Poland as well so nice and close for you :beerchug:

This is awesome, thank you. I originally place an order with Lavricables, however I then realized it probably will be a stiff cable too and canceled my order because of that.

I will go with Forza cable then.
 

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