dunkanlord
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for me hi2050 with hm5 pads is comfortable really with velour was fine but cant compare
They'd probably perform similarly. I don't think you can go wrong with either so I asked you comfort questions. Go with what you feel is more comfortable.
Hey, I had the Hi2050's for quite a while a now. I just have a couple questions. Why do the pro80's seem to be more popular than the Hi2050's? Do people just prefer the isolation? Also, for replacement pads for the Hi2050, do those HM5 pleather/valor work well without changing the sound much? I just see them recommended for the p80's mostly.
Anyway, I don't think anything can beat these at this price point. I actually prefer them over my sony ma900's in most ways besides comfort. My ears get slightly hotter over time, they weigh more, and have more clamping force. The only thing I needed to do was EQ some of the highs as I would get fatigued otherwise. They also are driven near perfectly off my motherboard realtek source.
Hey, I had the Hi2050's for quite a while a now. I just have a couple questions. Why do the pro80's seem to be more popular than the Hi2050's? Do people just prefer the isolation? Also, for replacement pads for the Hi2050, do those HM5 pleather/valor work well without changing the sound much? I just see them recommended for the p80's mostly.
Anyway, I don't think anything can beat these at this price point. I actually prefer them over my sony ma900's in most ways besides comfort. My ears get slightly hotter over time, they weigh more, and have more clamping force. The only thing I needed to do was EQ some of the highs as I would get fatigued otherwise. They also are driven near perfectly off my motherboard realtek source.
anyone put on the hm5 velour pads on their pro 80s? just curious if anyone else is having problems putting them on
anyone put on the hm5 velour pads on their pro 80s? just curious if anyone else is having problems putting them on
I think that people get the pro 80s more because of the aesthetics. The 2050 doesn't look that great. I'd like to see a black version.
The HM5 pads are great but I haven't heard about the velours.
It's a very tight fit but it goes on. You can be rough with them, they don't rip. I found the trick is to get at least a quarter of it on and for the rest of it, get you finger in there (between the pad and the stocking) and just prod your way around to get the rest of it over the flange. Once you get it on the first and second time, it's a cake walk.
It's a very tight fit but it goes on. You can be rough with them, they don't rip. I found the trick is to get at least a quarter of it on and for the rest of it, get you finger in there (between the pad and the stocking) and just prod your way around to get the rest of it over the flange. Once you get it on the first and second time, it's a cake walk.
To me my Gemini HSR-1000s (Pro 80s) sound just a littler better then my Hi2050s.
Out of curiousity, do the Pro 80's headband extend more the Hi2050s? On mine (actually Tech Pro HPT990s) I have to extend it all the way to fit my head. I do wear a size 8.5 hat so I have a pretty big ol head.
anyone at here have tried HD 3000? I'm planning to buy that
and I heard that pro 80 get new batch, that get much improvement
from spring cable to straight cable, more comfortable pad, bigger stretch for headband, and a bit clearer sound
anyone have tried that new batch?