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There's typically 2/3 pad types per headphone that are recommended and most users have a specific type they like the most, like Be2 for example. Then one set of lambskin and a hybrid or suede version are good to have.I’m curious what percentage of ZMF buyers change pads?
Seems like you’d have to buy them all to know which sounded best to any given listener. The complexity of the combinations feels daunting, if you account for pad options, headphone, music genre and mood, as indicated above.
Is there a pad kit that you can request to try before you buy? That would be the best way to know which pads to purchase in addition to the defaults.
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