[7keys]

  Anyone try the original PX100 drivers? I see a pair on sale for pretty cheap locally so wondering if I should scoop them for a potential future build.

Someone talks about using those in the non Grado driver thread, have you looked through that thread?

 

[Demoninja]

  Someone talks about using those in the non Grado driver thread, have you looked through that thread?

 
Thanks for the tip, missed out on them anyway so it's alright.
 
Here's my build I completed last night. Haven't had time to go it a good listen yet but they do look good . Sorry for the potato quality picture.
 

 
Fleasbaby cups, Vivitar DJ headband, Grado L-cush, diy cable made myself. 
 
Only issue I noticed is that my ears touch the drivers, going to order some knock off G-cushion pads and try using part of the pad from the original px100-ii in combination with the L-cush. Hopefully one of those two will provide both a decent amount of comfort and not impact the sound too much.

 

[DavidA]

@Demoninja, nice work, I like the cheap G pads from ebay but there is some minor differences from different vendors so might want to try a few and find what you like.

 

[fleasbaby]

   
Thanks for the tip, missed out on them anyway so it's alright.
 
Here's my build I completed last night. Haven't had time to go it a good listen yet but they do look good . Sorry for the potato quality picture.
 

 
Fleasbaby cups, Vivitar DJ headband, Grado L-cush, diy cable made myself. 
 
Only issue I noticed is that my ears touch the drivers, going to order some knock off G-cushion pads and try using part of the pad from the original px100-ii in combination with the L-cush. Hopefully one of those two will provide both a decent amount of comfort and not impact the sound too much.

 
From what I recall @wje, the originator of the SennGrado used Earzonk G-Cush...

 

[JoeDoe]

   
From what I recall @wje, the originator of the SennGrado used Earzonk G-Cush...

Right you are. EZ G's all the way!

 

[Demoninja]

I ordered a pair of knock off g-cush on ebay. The listing claims they're ear zonk but who knows. Comfort with the l-cush is significantly better after cutting the px100-ii pads and fitting it over the driver. Taking off my glasses also helps significantly. I'll probably take some better photos once I get it set up how I like it. On first impressions, I still prefer my HD 650s over the senngrados but going to give it a month to truly get used to the sound before I make any final judgment calls.

 

[Saoshyant]

  I ordered a pair of knock off g-cush on ebay. The listing claims they're ear zonk but who knows. Comfort with the l-cush is significantly better after cutting the px100-ii pads and fitting it over the driver. Taking off my glasses also helps significantly. I'll probably take some better photos once I get it set up how I like it. On first impressions, I still prefer my HD 650s over the senngrados but going to give it a month to truly get used to the sound before I make any final judgment calls.

 
If you don't mind a glasses recommendation, http://www.silhouette.com/us/en/home
 
They have negated any issues I could have with full sized headphones.

 

[filbert96]

Looking at putting a balanced cable on my SennGrado so that I can try it with my Pono and Codex. Not sure where to solder the ground wire. Any suggestions? Also, should I cut a wire in the headphone driver that make the drivers balanced? Your thoughts and pics would be helpful.

 

[DavidA]

Looking at putting a balanced cable on my SennGrado so that I can try it with my Pono and Codex. Not sure where to solder the ground wire. Any suggestions? Also, should I cut a wire in the headphone driver that make the drivers balanced? Your thoughts and pics would be helpful.

This might help: http://www.diyaudioblog.com/2015/03/pono-player-balanced-interconnect-cable.html

 

[7keys]

On first impressions, I still prefer my HD 650s over the senngrados but going to give it a month to truly get used to the sound before I make any final judgment calls.

It's going to take a few decades of burnin for your SennGrado's to sound as good as your HD650'S.

 

[Allanmarcus]

Looking at putting a balanced cable on my SennGrado so that I can try it with my Pono and Codex. Not sure where to solder the ground wire. Any suggestions? Also, should I cut a wire in the headphone driver that make the drivers balanced? Your thoughts and pics would be helpful.

There is no ground wire on a balanced headphone cable. For interconnects, a balanced cable is three wire per channel (+, -, and ground). For headphone balanced cables, there is only two wires per channel. You should just reterminate the plug on your cable and be done.

 

[paulmazz]

Does anyone know if the px 100-ii drivers will fit in the sr60 cups without an adapter. Will they just fit into the ring the original driver sits in?

 

[matchbox]

  Does anyone know if the px 100-ii drivers will fit in the sr60 cups without an adapter. Will they just fit into the ring the original driver sits in?

You will need an adapter to keep the px100-ii driver in place if you can manage to keep it intact after removing the sr60 driver.

 

[filbert96]

There is no ground wire on a balanced headphone cable. For interconnects, a balanced cable is three wire per channel (+, -, and ground). For headphone balanced cables, there is only two wires per channel. You should just reterminate the plug on your cable and be done.

 

[filbert96]

There is no ground wire on a balanced headphone cable. For interconnects, a balanced cable is three wire per channel (+, -, and ground). For headphone balanced cables, there is only two wires per channel. You should just reterminate the plug on your cable and be done.

Thanks so much! I appreciate your thoughts. So confusing. I was thinking of balanced interconnects