How would this play with the Audeze cans? The grill over the magnetic structure is much more simple compared to the hifman line. The new fazor damping/diffusers in the new X line seem to be exactly what this is, but the old LCD2 and LCD3 don't have them.
Actually, I figured that was going to be your next step since we had been discussing the fazor stuff.What would be nice is if a handy cutout or cookie stamp (on Creatology foam, etc.) can be made to mass produce the item.
Good idea on that mod! I've got a lot of spare Creatology foam around, haha, so I'll give it a shot. Hopefully it isn't too thick.I've also considered applying foam to the tiny bit of bare plastic on the inside of the cups (back side). I doubt it would make a big difference, but it makes for one less reflective area.
Hi.This is my first post so I want to say hello to everyone.I have hifiman he-500 phones (driven by rotel rb 1080 amplifier) and I was curious if someone tried to attatched stock velour pads to those phones just like audeze (with ring of 3m duoble sided tape)?http://www.head-fi.org/t/586157/audeze-lcd-2-vegan-earpads-feedback-installation-mini-reviewIt will be interesting to see what will change if those phones would have better seal (with even less sound leakage than stock pads)- completely opposite to jerg mods.E.
You are right but there is also a leak from back of pad (there is a slight space beetween pad and headphone so one can easly twist them- some sound can leak from that side too). Anyway I glued mine and I can say that sound is more analitical with less bass. So now they are less musical but faster. First I glued only one channel to compare it to other side (I used singen 2.1). Bass was different (less bass in glued side but also sound of bass was different). Then I glued other side and listen to music. I was wondering how it might look on the graph. Maybe I'll try it with pleathers too.
