Grado modifications

drummerman

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'Acoustic lenses' fitted to the middle of the ear facing perforated grills. Simple round felt patches about the size to cover the middle hole.

Result; A perceived small improvement in imaging and equall slight reduction of probably the 1khz to 3khz. I can't measure this so its subjective only. (Dale, you may be able/willing to replicate this with your 325e's and measure any small differences?)

May I add that I really like the sound signature of the Grado out of the box so I will not do anything drastic or easily reversible to it (unlike what I did to my Aurvana which really needed some changes to make them comform to my listening preferences). I am simply curious.

Also, after reading Tyll Hertsens/Innerfidelity Grado mod with the tape around the outside edge of the bowl pads (I have the flat pads) I put my long fingers around the foam circumference of the pads to form a crude outside 'seal' whilst listening to music and sure enough, bass fimed up somewhat up and the mids seemed at tad more focused and even smoother.

When I get five mins I'll put the above into practice and report back.

Great headphone as is for little money.
 

dalethorn

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Wow - yeah, the leather earpads I got were way too dull or dark - modding the inside of the earcup is easy, but the outside grilles are very sensitive to any treatments - those would need a real artist to tweak without killing the soundstage.
 

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