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GCq1w2e3
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Nov 24, 2014
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grumpy1471
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Nov 26, 2014
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GCq1w2e3Hmmm... That seems weird... I've had my Modmic attached to my AKG K712s on a mesh surface for over a month now with no signs of the adhesive losing its strength. Maybe it was a bad sticky pad or the surface wasn't prepped properly? I personally made sure to prep the area with the alcohol wipe provided and held the clasp on for a solid minute.
GCq1w2e3
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Dec 18, 2014
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grumpy1471I did prep it properly, I haven't had any trouble with the second one though but I placed that one on a smooth surface.
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The only gripe I have with it is that the 3m sticky pads don't last too long, I frequently move the mic in an upright position when I'm not using because I hate having something in my face when I don't need it to be there, this seems to loosen the sticky pad a bit after constant use. The first pad came off almost immediately (it was on a mesh surface like the one shown in the massdrop picture) , the second one I've put on (placed slightly below the mesh surface on a completely flat frame portion of my headset) has been sticking well.
I'd recommend not placing the 3m sticky on a mesh surface. If you have no choice, make a metal wire mounted flat surface to put on the mesh and then stick the 3m tape to that or opt for something else.