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Headphoneus Supremus
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any idea how much the 25 ohm drivers are, from Beyer?
add some custom wood housing and AT headband, they will make killer portable phones...
I'd kill for a R10 enclosure with the 48a drivers.. Or putting the 48a drivers in the K1000. Maybe I should put the 48e drivers in my 480? Hmmmmmmm.
One step closer. @MrTechAgent , i saw you mention your r10 is dead, and you were going to rebuild it, so maybe you can make this dream come true
It was mentioned someone wanted to try in k1k shell, This will not work in free floating setup. I tried it, it does not work.
With these fischer bubinga wood cups, you gain the missing bass that these CAN produce. I didn't believe it when ppl mentioned the potential of these drivers, but with modding dt480s, and open back dt48s with screw off port mod, it does awaken in.
Important note, the driver (completely open with no aluminum backplate) has an on ear pad with leather on it to channel the sound (not pictured), and reverbs flow inthrough baffle holes.The only port is near wire, the wood cups are sealed completely as the baffle part was reversed to accommodate driver and seal the wood cups. . As with pads being leather, it seals there as well.
GAINS:
Bass 20-80hz noticeable, more mid bass
Soundstage
Musicality (sounds like a closed sextett with more low extension)
LOSS:
Blackness (more body and fatter tones) Morbidly obese tones
Resolution (not as metallic and sterile)
This was for R&D, and for fun, but it worked out better than i thought
Better results than just the open back, open back with screw port mod, and the dt480 shells. Better in terms of musicality and accessible for more genre listening
I'm not recommending this particular mod, but for anyone else who was curious if a bigger cup would produce more bass/ soundstage, it does. @kman1211 Test tones done, bass is tight and there is more impact (relatively speaking to dt480).
Anyway, enjoy the DT48s!
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