[dsan]

Hello head fi
 
I have a headphone that has too much trebs and weak bass.
 
I was thinking I could change the inner sponge(?) material inside the ear and tune it down a little.
 
I tried few materials around me (tissue, cotton, towel, fabrics) but they dont really work like I expect them to.
 
Is there anything else that may work?
 
 

 

[RPGWiZaRD]

Equalizer?

 

[dsan]

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Equalizer?

 
EQ works but I want to physically mod the headphone

 

[McPatD]

A smattering of bassitone around the outter edge of the driver and a coating of trebulizer inside the padding walls should do the trick!

 

[dsan]

A smattering of bassitone around the outter edge of the driver and a coating of trebulizer inside the padding walls should do the trick!

And i was wondering what bassitone and trebulizer was..... Haha........

 

[Dyaems]

make the pad holes smaller
 
or completely change the pads to something else

 

[Lorspeaker]

add copper rca cables

 

[dsan]

make the pad holes smaller

or completely change the pads to something else

Any material recomandation?

 

[Dyaems]

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Any material recomandation?

 
leather!

 

[Ishcabible]

Less treble: felt (wool felt preferable) to act as a low pass filter. Moar bass: To add bass, you need to add air. I'm not sure what headphones you have, but open the driver and poke holes in the back of the driver, like this:

 

[dsan]

Less treble: felt (wool felt preferable) to act as a low pass filter. Moar bass: To add bass, you need to add air. I'm not sure what headphones you have, but open the driver and poke holes in the back of the driver, like this:

Felt! I better source some of those! I am not brave enough to make holes on the driver but it def helped! Thankyou ill try

 

[lee730]

I noticed if you bridged the gap between the drivers and your ears further you would get more bass response and in turn drown out some of the treble that way. I found moving the pads further away from your ears increased treble and tightened bass. Not sure if that is helpful in anyway. Good luck though. I do agree on the copper wire adding warmth to the sound which may help as well. But I don't think the results will be the same for all gear; it will vary.