[lextek]

My HD600's have developed a very, slight "grackle" on higher frequencies. Would the Grado trick work with Senheissers? Or is this something different.

 

[andrzejpw]

How old are they, lextek? This is the first time I've heard of sennheisers developing the problem.

 

[lextek]

I bought them used. They were said to be about 4 months old, they appear to be. They really haven't had much use since I've had them, til this week. I might just blaast them for a while, see what happens.

 

[kerelybonto]

Just a lexical question -- shouldn't it be 'scrackle?' It kind of annoys me that people say 'grattle' or g-whatever for problems with any brand of headphone.

kerely

 

[jpelg]

What's the "Grado trick"?

 

[lextek]

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Originally posted by kerelybonto Just a lexical question -- shouldn't it be 'scrackle?' It kind of annoys me that people say 'grattle' or g-whatever for problems with any brand of headphone. kerely

How about just palin ol crackle?

 

[lextek]

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Originally posted by jpelg What's the "Grado trick"?

The Grado trick is driving the phones at a high volume (off your head) for a while. Does something to the driver. It worked on a pair of SR60's. that had that upper end crackle. I just tried it for a few minutes with Sens and it might have taken care of it. I'll have to try some other CD's