mrAdrian
Headphoneus Supremus
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Got them for my girlfriend. Love the wood, but I like my D2000 more.
the plates are super rusted and dirty -__-. and my pads are all messed up
if i contact them will they give me better ones?
Hey Cajunky, thanks for that, do your ears touch the plastic inside? Did it change the sound characteristics at all?
I might give it a go if stuffing the pads fails
Gonna give the cans a good stretching session over some PC game cases I think
EDIT: Gave the headband a good 'over extension' and it appears to have loosened the clamping force enough to deem it somewhat comfortable , also I used some spare bandage to pack out under the padding towards the rear of the cup, the results are pretty good, still a slight bit of contact with my ear - but it is no longer forcing it back into my head so there is no pain involved .
ALSO, this could be my imagination, but it appears that the sound stage has improved slightly, as the drivers are now tilted at a small angle towards my ears as a result of the extra padding towards the back. The bass also seems to have lost a tinsy bit of impact - but for me, who listens to mostly post rock and prog rock - is a welcome change
Don't worry about bad headphones if you're buying through Frogbeats - I'm sure they would swap the headphones with minimal fuss.
The only thing 'wrong' with my headphones was the gold plates were dirty - I'm not sure if the plates are engraved or printed but I went at it with some 'Brasso' metal polish and they came up a treat - the lettering detail has faded slightly but it's well worth it to get the plates cleaned up.
I quite like the hit and miss with these headphones (I know, easy for me to say as I seem to have been lucky) but they are hand made after all. But yes, they do need to sort out a quality control department. Have you guys read the card wrap around!? Hilarious translation!