That's a nice Story.
also like Classical btw.
Not listen to it a lot, but I like it.
I feel your concern about people.
It must be difficult with a thread like this an lot of people coming and asking the same and the same.
It is cool that you are still here answering.
This we have it in common, the attitude of helping and the passion for sharing our knowledge with people with the same passion.
I am eager to learn bro.
Can you teach me more about bassy headphones?
My "limitation" is that I am not interested in cabled. But as said, the ATH-WS99BT are amazing to me. The bass could be even more powerful (I suppose I do am, indeed, a basshead), I would like it to have more body. They say Solid, but that is the only thing I miss, more body. More, density, less air. More dense rumble, more physical punch. Bass must be physical, a feeling, beside a sound. And they do well but can do more). And I am so much curious to try the new Denon (btw, I was meaning
these Denon).
But maybe you can teach me other things.
We talked a bt of EQ.
Then of pads.
But, could you describe how different pads (dimensions, softness, material) affect the sound?
I have already ordered
these to try them with the ATH. They have a strange plastic thing on the back, I hope they will fit. The way they fit on the Grado is different. But I think I can adapt them. Not much thicker than the original ATH ones, just 3mm more, but should be less soft.
Than I have read you lately talking again positively of the HM5. I may get them too even if so ******* huge.
Then I was thinking to get pads for the Kicker Cush as suggested by someone here (only problem, Kicker is very lame with answering, and their Distributor near me just does never answer at all).
And for what I understood, the pads of the AKG K845BT could fit and be also 3mm thicker.
It will be like 100 bucks of pads. Almost an act of love, to find the best upgrade for my favourite headphone.
Apart for trying different pads, what should I know?
I cannot imagine anything else than EQ and Pads for a BT Headphone.
Eventually Mods. But, no idea.
Well, I was investigating on the best music players for Windows.
Best for quality of sound, resampling, and management of the gain and auto gain to avoid distortion when I boost the EQ.
Neutron in Android has got this function. Impossible to make it distort.
MusicBee for Windows has got a manual gain, and the EQ is nice, it goes down to 32hz (foobar is 55).
I was trying to find the most reliable player also to be sure than when I test headphones and I find distortion it is not the player.
Then I was also thinking about if using some programs to test headphones, so to produce high quality frequencies and have more objective results, less variables. But I have no idea where to start from. Anyway this trascends the basshead theme...
