roshambo
100+ Head-Fier
Hello all,
My first post here. I'm a new HD800 owner, and new to high end audio in general, although I've been employed for 4 years as a broadcast engineer, so I run into various production gear daily.
My setup is my PC > Modi 2 Multibit > Vali 2 (JJ Goldpins 6922 tube) > HD800 (non-SDR) and I'm listening to 320 Kbps / 44.1 sources.
A few days ago I installed the Dekoni Velour pads on the HD800. In terms of comfort and clamp, they're a good improvement over stock. Sound wise, while I didn't do a serious A/B vs stock pads, I do believe they change the frequency response. I'd say the response graph published by Dekoni seems about right, showing some marginal improvement to bass and taming of the high treble. Perhaps a hair warmer? Bottom line, I find myself wearing my HD800's more and longer. I'd definitely recommend them.
Rosh
My first post here. I'm a new HD800 owner, and new to high end audio in general, although I've been employed for 4 years as a broadcast engineer, so I run into various production gear daily.
My setup is my PC > Modi 2 Multibit > Vali 2 (JJ Goldpins 6922 tube) > HD800 (non-SDR) and I'm listening to 320 Kbps / 44.1 sources.
A few days ago I installed the Dekoni Velour pads on the HD800. In terms of comfort and clamp, they're a good improvement over stock. Sound wise, while I didn't do a serious A/B vs stock pads, I do believe they change the frequency response. I'd say the response graph published by Dekoni seems about right, showing some marginal improvement to bass and taming of the high treble. Perhaps a hair warmer? Bottom line, I find myself wearing my HD800's more and longer. I'd definitely recommend them.
Rosh