Yes, toe-in shows no resistance you may just squeeze your head raw, but I find toe-out a natural resistance occurs that optimizes the perfect toe-out -- at least for me. If you took a picture of the headband width and a particular toe-out it might laso help better clarify. I'd show mine tonight if no other's chime in.
Thank you this has already made a difference , well to the fit anyway ....its also now staying in place when I move about .....EUREKA
Too early to call if I like the sound this way but its not moving about now
My mate told me today that I do have slightly sticky out ears....I never knew this
Thank you this has already made a difference , well to the fit anyway ....its also now staying in place when I move about .....EUREKA
Too early to call if I like the sound this way but its not moving about now
My mate told me today that I do have slightly sticky out ears....I never knew this
Yes I guess so, I cant believe I could not find this position myself. I think sometimes we can fiddle about too much and not give things enough time.
This fit feels good now and has also decreased the weighty feeling on top of my head. Thanks again
I am not one for chopping and changing my gear, I have had the HEKs for just under 6 years and loved them, I really did not expect such a big improvement so I am very keen to keep these
Yes I guess so, I cant believe I could not find this position myself. I think sometimes we can fiddle about too much and not give things enough time.
This fit feels good now and has also decreased the weighty feeling on top of my head. Thanks again
I am not one for chopping and changing my gear, I have had the HEKs for just under 6 years and loved them, I really did not expect such a big improvement so I am very keen to keep these
Yes I guess so, I cant believe I could not find this position myself. I think sometimes we can fiddle about too much and not give things enough time.
This fit feels good now and has also decreased the weighty feeling on top of my head. Thanks again
I am not one for chopping and changing my gear, I have had the HEKs for just under 6 years and loved them, I really did not expect such a big improvement so I am very keen to keep these
I want to ask advice from those with experience on the superconductor cable.
What does it do sonically to the TC vs a good silver occ litz cable? Is there any filling out of the midrange using this cable?
I have a silver litz occ from ted allen (headphone lounge)- which was around $200. Big improvement over stock. For $2000- what improvements or differences should I expect from this superconductor cable?
I want to ask advice from those with experience on the superconductor cable.
What does it do sonically to the TC vs a good silver occ litz cable? Is there any filling out of the midrange using this cable?
I have a silver litz occ from ted allen (headphone lounge)- which was around $200. Big improvement over stock. For $2000- what improvements or differences should I expect from this superconductor cable?
I have the SC and a Norne silver cable. The silver cable balanced out the sound but the SC seemed to expand the soundstage. The SC also brought up the midrange while keeping the sparkle of the treble. I had to make a pad adjustment to retain the amount of bass the stock cable provided. Overall I definitely prefer the SC. Wether it is worth the cost is a personal choice.
I have the SC and a Norne silver cable. The silver cable balanced out the sound but the SC seemed to expand the soundstage. The SC also brought up the midrange while keeping the sparkle of the treble. I had to make a pad adjustment to retain the amount of bass the stock cable provided. Overall I definitely prefer the SC. Wether it is worth the cost is a personal choice.
Very interesting post. The review I read by audiobacon mentioned how the superconductor added warmth and texture but at the cost of treble sparkle. I will need to settle this understanding before going in that direction.
I want to ask advice from those with experience on the superconductor cable.
What does it do sonically to the TC vs a good silver occ litz cable? Is there any filling out of the midrange using this cable?
I have a silver litz occ from ted allen (headphone lounge)- which was around $200. Big improvement over stock. For $2000- what improvements or differences should I expect from this superconductor cable?
I can't compare to to a silver cable but against the stock cable The SC cable smoothes out everything while keeping treble sparkle. Deeper bass and midrange is better. Its a thicker sound with a little more warmth but Way less fatiguing over stock. Was worth the purchase for me but it's definetley different for everyone.
Yes, toe-in shows no resistance you may just squeeze your head raw, but I find toe-out a natural resistance occurs that optimizes the perfect toe-out -- at least for me. If you took a picture of the headband width and a particular toe-out it might also help better clarify. I'd show mine tonight if no other's chime in.
Well, isn't this interesting. After having settled for a toe-in long ago, this post inspired me to try the toe-out. And I like it much better! I changed out the O-rings to a smaller size and changed the pads to 1 / 11 o' clock. It takes some getting used to having the gap in the front rather than the back, but it sure stays in place much better. A big improvement overall. Thanks for sharing. And it just goes to show how many options there are to finetune one's personal fit with this headphone!
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