#Ms1000bt dj studio 2 mod
#Ms1000bt dj studio 2 skin

#Ms1000bt dj studio 2 mod

Joeq70, although I am thankful you tried and reviewed my mod (вЂњa tad too much bassвЂќ), your recent comment about it is rather shallow (focusing on things like appearance) and subjective my own Sunflowers are just as comfortable as the HD414's and tape microphonics-free. It conduces more sound to your ear, not less (unlike leather, which might absorb part of the spectrum). Scotch tape has a similar compliance to the mylar of the diaphragm, stiff and mechanically inert. It simply cannot travel the empty distance between the driver. MyВ conclusion was that a less permeable material is requiredВ to transmit lowbass to the outer ear. Foam on the other hand is constituted 99% of air by volume, hence it can be transparent.

#Ms1000bt dj studio 2 skin

Leather is the skin of an animal, it has no inherent acoustic properties going for it. A few small companies (I forgot) have attempted to commercialize вЂњleatherizedвЂќ Grado pads before and failed: reviews were unequivocally bad. Leather and pads in general have always been the weakest link in any headphone. I always found Grado pads to sound muffled (lacking in details and highs) on low volumes, causing me to listen to music louder than was required for enjoyment. I chose the HD414 base pads for their transparency over all the dual-density (non-comfies) Grado pads they are also вЂњvolume-equalвЂќ, that is to say the sound quality and signature stays the same throughout the whole volume range. I have a subjective impression that the resolution are increased just as much, but I was always on my own arguing that about the original tape mod. This rather complex arrangement will give the HD414's 2 to 2.5 the bass benefits the original tape mod gave the bowl pads. The tape strips are overlaid perpendicularly (in a вЂњradialвЂќ pattern) much like flower petals, which inspired the name. *HD414 + extensive tape mod seemlessly covering the sides and the rear of the pad. (I never heard the difference the quarter mod is supposed to make, so I don't do it.) I also found this from an older forum on post #4 where a user named Questhate suggests ' If you need one from a different headphone, I'm using the headband from a Sony MDR-V150 and it fits perfectly if you file the pegs down a bit' but, looking at the headband design m-89ењ“tseq5QIkIg72dF6yg&rmvSB=true i'm not sure if there is a metal band underneath the plastic (or metal pegs protruding from the ends of the plastic headband once torn down) or exactly what he was suggesting, but i figured i'd share it here in case anyone else on this forum has any experience with them and can add any suggestions.ДЄ quick remembrance of what the Sunflower pads were intended to be*: Whether or not these headphones use the same metal strip under the headband as Grado is purely speculation atm though it would appear as if it's likely. Watching this video for turbulent labs grado style leather headband installation video you can see the metal strip underneath the grado headband once it is removed at approximately 1:27 and it's just a simple rather thin looking band which might be found in many other alternate less expensive headphones some which have been suggested in this forum i.e.