CSDs

Thanks for the measurements!

Glad to see that my impressions of the treble (sibilants being much more smoothed out, upper end overall more even-sounding) with jergpads vs velours are reflected readily by the CSDs.

The changes in the midrange are interesting; the slight dip could attribute to a more open sound? I prefer the jergpad midrange much much more than velours subjectively, as it sounds less thin to my ears. That could be a function of lower~mid midrange decay.

Wow, thanks for sharing this. Also thanks for making them Jerg. I just need to find myself some time to make myself some Jergpads with my spare pleather pads. Hmmm, any new innovations to raise the Jergpads 2K~ area to the Velour levels? But with that said, I need to make myself some Jergpads tonight!

The pads purrin measured are version 1 of the mod.

The version 2 actually has 2 additional components to the procedure, 1 to really improve the sub-bass extension, the other to completely remove the "cupped" feeling of the pleather material - that could be what you are looking for.

Quote from: jerg on March 07, 2013, 05:46:35 AM

Quote from: planx on March 07, 2013, 05:42:45 AM

Wow, thanks for sharing this. Also thanks for making them Jerg. I just need to find myself some time to make myself some Jergpads with my spare pleather pads. Hmmm, any new innovations to raise the Jergpads 2K~ area to the Velour levels? But with that said, I need to make myself some Jergpads tonight!

The pads purrin measured are version 1 of the mod.

The version 2 actually has 2 additional components to the procedure, 1 to really improve the sub-bass extension, the other to completely remove the "cupped" feeling of the pleather material - that could be what you are looking for.

I think I might try up to version 2. For the stacks of tape, would it be better to use a 3M double sided sticky tape thing and cover it with one layer of electrical tape? I have some lying around that I need to use

Er the tape stacks you just stack layers of tape, there is no need of double-sided tape at all. The only parts where double-sided tape comes in are III and IV.

Quote from: jerg on March 07, 2013, 05:51:38 AM

Quote from: planx on March 07, 2013, 05:50:23 AM

Quote from: jerg on March 07, 2013, 05:46:35 AM

Quote from: planx on March 07, 2013, 05:42:45 AM

Wow, thanks for sharing this. Also thanks for making them Jerg. I just need to find myself some time to make myself some Jergpads with my spare pleather pads. Hmmm, any new innovations to raise the Jergpads 2K~ area to the Velour levels? But with that said, I need to make myself some Jergpads tonight!

The pads purrin measured are version 1 of the mod.

The version 2 actually has 2 additional components to the procedure, 1 to really improve the sub-bass extension, the other to completely remove the "cupped" feeling of the pleather material - that could be what you are looking for.

I think I might try up to version 2. For the stacks of tape, would it be better to use a 3M double sided sticky tape thing and cover it with one layer of electrical tape? I have some lying around that I need to use

Er the tape stacks you just stack layers of tape, there is no need of double-sided tape at all. The only parts where double-sided tape comes in are III and IV.

I want to use it because one layer of the sticky tape can act as 4 electrical tapes stacked (estimating)?

Wait are the 3M tapes thick? The dollar store double-sided tape I used in the mod are incredibly thin, they are basically just films with adhesive on both sides.