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we are testing and comparing end of August Phenomenon Libratum/Canorum and 007mk1 ,maybe i report something ,phones will
tested with Quad Transdyn amplifier
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Strange thing to increase the clamping force on the 009s as pads are a bit soft and thin (and not very angled) compared to 007. When I hear the effect on shrinking the cavity between eardrum and driver for the same driver (for instance from Sigma Pro to Lambda Signature), I would rather go the other way to get the more spacious feeling you may have with Sennheiser's stats, including HE-1. And also deal with the slight brightness / too fast character of 009, which is definitely accentuated when driver is closer to the ear.
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Ali
Why would you do such a thing?I am reducing by half the lengh of my SR009 cable. I am feed up walking on thé 2,5 meter long cable. One day I will take me in the cable and damage my phone or my amp...
Because he want Portability without too much hassle.Why would you do such a thing?
Why wouldn't you have just folded the remains slack in the cable and used a small velcro strap to secure it to your amp?
I doubt anyone can answer you about this, unless Stax can confirm, but my guess is that they use Standard no lead solder, and nothing really specialI am reducing by half the lengh of my SR009 cable. I am feed up walking on thé 2,5 meter long cable. One day I will take me in the cable and damage my phone or my BHSE amp...
I have already desolded the wire, and I now start the cable lenght reduction. Next step will be to sold the (shorter) cable back
Question (expecialy for Stax maintenance approved people) : is Stax is using standard Tin soldering or some special soldering like Silver based soldering ?
I understand he's using the 009 as a portable set up, but the cable folds very conveniently as well as neatly into itself...like how it arrives from the factory in the box.Because he want Portability without too much hassle.
seems like you really, really want to have a shorter cable , and is really really not satisfied with winding up some of it and tighten it with a rubberband...much likeJoseph69 suggest.I am reducing by half the lengh of my SR009 cable. I am feed up walking on thé 2,5 meter long cable. One day I will take me in the cable and damage my phone or my BHSE amp...
I have already desolded the wire, and I now start the cable lenght reduction. Next step will be to sold the (shorter) cable back
Question (expecialy for Stax maintenance approved people) : is Stax is using standard Tin soldering or some special soldering like Silver based soldering ?
seems like you really, really want to have a shorter cable , and is really really not satisfied with winding up some of it and tighten it with a rubberband...much likeJoseph69 suggest.
OK then ... why not, cut out some length in the middle, strip the ends, use some heat shrinking tubes to cover up the joints you solder to re-join, and call it a day.
That way you preserve the jack and the terminal-end fasten in the phone itself ...the last part is rather critical as this is where many 007 actually breaks ...and since you use it for a portable setup, I'd say it is even more important
Also you probably want to be really, really careful about how much solder you use for soldering the thin wires inside the phone ... they are brittle as hell, and liberate heat and solder won't improve much here
... messing up the connection at the housing will surely impact the sound ...I thought about your suggestion but this will have added an extra solding connection in the signal path. I do not know if this would have impacted the sound if not. So in case...
... messing up the connection at the housing will surely impact the sound ...
Tonight I observe a moment of silence for bmichels' SR-009. This 009 was beautiful and strong (like most of its kind), but pressed into portable service it was not equipped forI agree. So... wish me good luck
Too late ....