Music Alchemist
Pokémon trainer of headphones
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YKYAAW you experiment with modifications and ear positions to get the sound you want:
That's my same reasoning.
I found a simple tweak that makes the mids more upfront: move the ear pads back so your ears are near the front instead of in the middle! I also discovered that removing the gauze I put under the pads makes them sound...harsher. hehe
Update 1: Now I listened with the gauze added in again + moving my ears to the front. Instead of making the mids more upfront and sounding harsher, it just sounds more bassy and bloated. Maybe I put too much gauze in. We'll see how it sounds with half the amount of gauze...
Update 2: That did the trick! With half the amount of gauze, and my ears moved to the front, now it sounds much brighter! Kind of a good and bad thing. In this configuration, though the mids are more upfront (not necessarily upfront enough to be accurate), the treble is too upfront. But this is overall the most engaging sound I've heard from the headphone. Really glad I found something so simple and easy to help solve the problem I had with the mids, even if it's a compromise. Much of the time, the treble still isn't problematic. And that juicy bass is always there to enjoy. I feeling these vibrate on my head.
I wanted the m50x anyway and I thought the blue looked great. I did pay the extra $$ just for the special color. Lol
That's my same reasoning.