wolfen68
Headphoneus Supremus
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...or Senn pads. I feel like half my posts are trying to convince people to try the Senns. They are A LOT cheaper than flats and a good starting point to experiment. The flats have more bass, but the senns have good bass with great midrange properties, as well the ability to tame the highs. Flats are probably a must have...but the Senns are as well for much less cost.
Originally Posted by Murdoch You really need to get flats for your sr225. The difference will amaze you. I feel like half my posts on Head-Fi are about Flat pads for Grados, like I'm preaching the Gospel of Flat Pads! The reason for this is really simple: I came very close to selling my sr125's before buying some flats from Todd, and I was very very happy that I didn't after I tried them. They really transform the sound. I wonder how may of the people who say they don't care for the sr125's have tried them with the flats? They totally bring out the bass and tame the highs. Smooth it out and make them more balanced. The flats made such a difference it really seemed miraculous. Get some. ![]() |
...or Senn pads. I feel like half my posts are trying to convince people to try the Senns. They are A LOT cheaper than flats and a good starting point to experiment. The flats have more bass, but the senns have good bass with great midrange properties, as well the ability to tame the highs. Flats are probably a must have...but the Senns are as well for much less cost.