[JackarlTwo]

I'm coming up on 1 year with the Atrium and the finish on them has kept up extremely well. World class craftmanship. Still like brand new even after hundreds of hours of use, letting other people try them etc. I've only applied Martin Guitar Polish 3-4 times just to get rid of fingerprints and so on, always with a clean microfiber cloth. I did however acquire a tiny scratch on the bottom of a cup on the first day as I bonked one of the cups to the latch of the case. D'oh!

 

[Schuie Driver]

I'm coming up on 1 year with the Atrium and the finish on them has kept up extremely well. World class craftmanship. Still like brand new even after hundreds of hours of use, letting other people try them etc. I've only applied Martin Guitar Polish 3-4 times just to get rid of fingerprints and so on, always with a clean microfiber cloth. I did however acquire a tiny scratch on the bottom of a cup on the first day as I bonked one of the cups to the latch of the case. D'oh!

Those are beautiful.

 

[Traiguen]

After some experimenting with the mesh... I found my "sweet spot" with no mesh and Caldera Thin pads!. It is brighter that any other combination, but for my older (58-year old) ears... it is just right. I find the sound comparable to my HEKSE... which is a success for me!

 

[TheMiddleSky]

Long weekend made me did some experiment. Apparently I found a "weird" synergy that I never thought before, for transportable set up for Atrium.

It's Aroma Audio A100TB portable amp. Sound wise is kind of balance-warm, solid attack notes (lively treble and punchy bass) with good midrange presence and kind of "rounded" soundstage shape. Tried with Hiby R8ii, the additional Aroma amp improve grip, impact, soundstage and density of notes.

It was just later on that I found this A100TB actually has peak power at 100 ohm (and 300mw at 300 ohm). I think the impedance out of this amp should be high enough (not typical below 1 Ohm).

Again, I never thought a portable amp that designed to be paired with IEM, actually sound great for Atrium.

 

[BeelzAlBob]

Posting this here as it helped a couple people on the Bokeh thread. Wanted to quickly share my method for switching ZMF pads, as I continue to see folks struggling with this on all the different ZMF threads and this cuts the pad change time down to seconds. Please try this and let me know if it helps.

 

[Lucikun]

Posting this here as it helped a couple people on the Bokeh thread. Wanted to quickly share my method for switching ZMF pads, as I continue to see folks struggling with this on all the different ZMF threads and this cuts the pad change time down to seconds. Please try this and let me know if it helps.

Genius!

 

[Monsterzero]

Posting this here as it helped a couple people on the Bokeh thread. Wanted to quickly share my method for switching ZMF pads, as I continue to see folks struggling with this on all the different ZMF threads and this cuts the pad change time down to seconds. Please try this and let me know if it helps.

Dude!

 

[goldwerger]

Posting this here as it helped a couple people on the Bokeh thread. Wanted to quickly share my method for switching ZMF pads, as I continue to see folks struggling with this on all the different ZMF threads and this cuts the pad change time down to seconds. Please try this and let me know if it helps.

Love it

 

[AnyDave]

Dude!

Yeah, when it comes to pad changing, he's definitely the Ace.

 

[Deleeh]

Posting this here as it helped a couple people on the Bokeh thread. Wanted to quickly share my method for switching ZMF pads, as I continue to see folks struggling with this on all the different ZMF threads and this cuts the pad change time down to seconds. Please try this and let me know if it helps.

However, it only works when my mesh is in place, otherwise it doesn't. Otherwise the inner fabric gets stuck to the mesh and the inner fabric gets damaged because it is very sensitive.
Similar to tights for women.
But thanks for the tip, .

 

[cats4cans]

Posting this here as it helped a couple people on the Bokeh thread. Wanted to quickly share my method for switching ZMF pads, as I continue to see folks struggling with this on all the different ZMF threads and this cuts the pad change time down to seconds. Please try this and let me know if it helps.

I’m sure I’m not the only one that is doing some serious pad rolling tonight. The pinching in place is key. (I was already doing that.) But seating the rest of the circumference from the inside is far superior. Thinking inside the cup can still be outside the box. Nice.

 

[heliosphann]

Yeah, when it comes to pad changing, he's definitely the Ace.

I'm taking umbrage to that comment. I've been telling people to use that method for years now.

 

[AnyDave]

I'm taking umbrage to that comment. I've been telling people to use that method for years now.

I was just making a Lemmy/Motorhead joke.

 

[Edosan227]

so I had my atrium for around a week now, and I'm notice something weird that the sounds seems to be coming from behind me(almost like the phase has been inverted), and vocals seems to be coming from right at my face, does that change or is that just how the atrium sounds?

 

[heliosphann]

I was just making a Lemmy/Motorhead joke.

I just wanted to use umbrage in a sentence.