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headphones redux (or "you guys were right but you always are anyway")
so i got my new replacements pads for my 10 year old sony 7506
headphones. you all were right they made all the difference. I didn't realize how loose they were fitting with the deteriorated pads, but with the new ones, they fit tight to the ears and now the bass response is restored so they're no longer thin sounding. and the added bonus is no more black flaky crap falling everywhere! I just tracked a record in NY for a singer (i was producing and playing guitar) and the studio had akg 240's i think for the tracking phones. man they were so comfortable and sounded excellent. so i think i might get a few of those at some point. N |
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headphones redux (or "you guys were right but you always are anyway")
Nate Najar writes:
so i got my new replacements pads for my 10 year old sony 7506 headphones. you all were right they made all the difference. I didn't realize how loose they were fitting with the deteriorated pads, but with the new ones, they fit tight to the ears and now the bass response is restored so they're no longer thin sounding. and the added bonus is no more black flaky crap falling everywhere! Excellent, good to hear. And mine are now starting to get that bad... remind us: where did you finally find the replacement pads? Thanks, Frank Mobile Audio -- |
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headphones redux (or "you guys were right but you always are anyway")
On Jun 10, 1:39*am, Frank Stearns
wrote: Nate Najar writes: so i got my new replacements pads for my 10 year old sony 7506 headphones. *you all were right they made all the difference. *I didn't realize how loose they were fitting with the deteriorated pads, but with the new ones, they fit tight to the ears and now the bass response is restored so they're no longer thin sounding. *and the added bonus is no more black flaky crap falling everywhere! Excellent, good to hear. And mine are now starting to get that bad... remind us: where did you finally find the replacement pads? Thanks, Frank Mobile Audio -- *. I actually got them from swee****er, but i believe markertek has them too..... N |
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headphones redux (or "you guys were right but you always are anyway")
Nate Najar wrote:
so i got my new replacements pads for my 10 year old sony 7506 headphones. you all were right they made all the difference. I didn't realize how loose they were fitting with the deteriorated pads, but with the new ones, they fit tight to the ears and now the bass response is restored so they're no longer thin sounding. and the added bonus is no more black flaky crap falling everywhere! I just tracked a record in NY for a singer (i was producing and playing guitar) and the studio had akg 240's i think for the tracking phones. man they were so comfortable and sounded excellent. so i think i might get a few of those at some point. I might shout myself some then - the rim-seams of the pads have come unstuck. But now they don't look quite as much like an (_)*(_) as they used to. Or is that just my warped mind ? geoff |
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